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Reverse Simulation Music
Reverse-simulation music is a new, experimental form of music in which the differentiation among performer, composer and audience does not apply. Its origins are based to a high degree on rules that emerge in computer simulations. In contrast to traditional compositions, Reverse Simulation Music is not an effort to intonate and acoustically recreate natural phenomena; it rather does just the opposite: transform “artificial,” computer-developed rules and structures into natural phenomena.
Golden Nica Digital Musics
Source: Masahiro Miwa / IAMAS
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