snds is a web-based generative music thingy I've been working on. Each box is a little experiment. Click on one to hear it and see its visualisation.
Eno-esque loops of varying lengths. Each loop uses notes from the same scale, then I fiddled around with the timing until it got interesting.
The ticking parts have intervals of 1 and 1.02 seconds. They slowly diverge then recombine, over and over. The main synth is being triggered at 0.98 and 1 second intervals, making the note lengths change as the two loops fight.
This plays four parts by variously multiplying and dividing a base frequency by a changing ratio.
My attempt at something "nice". A few loops in dorian, sometimes with a raised fourth to keep you awake.
Three noise synths triggering every 0.5, 0.375 and 0.125 seconds. Each synth has it's own bitcrusher, where the number of bits is twiddled every quarter note, creating the variations.
Three synths playing notes made by diving a base freqeuncy by various ratios. I mainly just tweaked the numbers until it sounded cool.
Sounds that change with the time. Listen to it at random times and see what you hear. I've already heard some nice tension and release from 01:31 to 00:32 and 00:42 to 00:43.
Each digit has a synth "playing" it. The hours and minutes are playing one note per digit. The ones digit of the seconds is playing one note per segment, it's the high synth you hear. The note it plays is offset by the tens digit, so it changes over a minute.