The British algorithmic dubstep artist Kiti le Step recently released the source code for their latest track and the Super Collider Symposium is sponsoring a competition to see who can create the best remix- either through traditional means or by hacking the code to create a new self-generative composition. The winner will get a Novation Launchpad ( !! ) and as an added twist the competition will be completely judged by computers. I decided to take a stab at modifying the code and using it as an excuse to learn Super Collider. Here’s the result that I entered into the competition. Hopefully the A.I. judges find my beat sufficiently dirty.
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