You may have noticed that I haven’t been blogging much the past few weeks. This is because I’ve been furiously working on a rewrite of my software synthesizer, Syd, originally written nearly 10 years ago. Syd is a digital music program that is designed for teaching basic computer music and synthesis concepts.
I used [...]

Follow this link for a little more hand-cranked goodness.

David April wrote to recommend another good fractal program. Apophysis (for windows only, sadly).
It’s an IFS fractal program capable of some gorgeous organic looking results. I first encountered IFS fractals in Michael Barnsley’s book Fractals Everywhere. Wikipedia says they were first developed by John Hutchison.

Apophysis is scriptable, which means it is capable [...]

If you’re new to this blog, you may have missed some of the better posts from months ago.
Since I haven’t bothered to collect them elsewhere, I thought I’d post them here.

Visual Harmony
Three Johns on Randomness
Organum Mathematicum
Entropy & Motion Graphics
SF Cover Explorer
Got your own favorite? Let me know, and I’ll add it to [...]

My favorite Los Angeles art gallery, Machine Project, is hosting a MIDI Scrapyard Challenge this Sunday, and I’ll be participating.
Want to convert that old blender into a MIDI instrument? This is the time and place to do it.
An all day workshop will be followed by a performance using newly created MIDI instruments, [...]