[Feature site] Wolfram Tones: A unique app to create your own style of music from the computational universe! | Kuwait-Music.com | February 10, 2012
[Feature site] Wolfram Tones: A unique app to create your own style of music from the computational universe!
Feb 2012 10

[Feature site] Wolfram Tones: A unique app to create your own style of music from the computational universe!0

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Based on Stephen Wolfram’s largely successful publication “A new kind of science”, WOLFRAM Tones is a unique web program that  works by taking simple programs from Wolfram’s computational universe, and using music theory and Mathematica algorithms to render them as music. Each program in effect defines a virtual world, with its own special story–and WolframTones captures it as a musical composition.

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