Koan (program)
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Koan is a generative music engine created by SSEYO, a company founded by Pete Cole and Tim Cole. The Koan technology is now owned by Intermorphic Limited, co-founded by the Cole brothers in 20071.
Koan is a generative music engine created by SSEYO, a company founded by Pete Cole and Tim Cole. The Koan technology is now owned by Intermorphic Limited, co-founded by the Cole brothers in 2007. ==Performances== In 2003, Ars Electronica held a 96-hour musical event entitled "Dark Symphony", playing live Koan music from various artists over a 160,000-watt PA in Linz's Klangpark on the banks of the Danube. ==See also== A Year with Swollen Appendices – a book by Brian Eno which documents his use of Koan "Is the Future of Music Generative? " by Paul Brown "Electronic, aesthetic and social factors in Net music" by GOLO FÖLLMER Floating Points—Dark Symphony - Ars Electronica 2003 Computer Generated Music Composition by Chong (John) Yu http://www.intermorphic.com/tools/noatikl/generative_music.html - Intermorphic on Generative Music and the early history of Koan http://www.intermorphic.com/news/pressReleases/prnoatikl2_Generative_Music_Lab_for_Mac_Windows.html - Noatikl 2 release information
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