This repository contains two pieces of music using plain JS:
- 410
- Cycling with Euclid
The prompt for day 14 of Genuary 2024 was to produce a generative piece that uses less than 1K of source code. This one uses standard browser audio APIs to produce a soundscape.
Live version is at https://mnvr.github.io/gm1k.
Source code for the demo is in index.html – it is a standalone, 410 character, HTML file. The song it plays is a remix of Sierpinski Harmony by viznut (the creator of bytebeat).
See x for a longer version with more comments and explanations.
The prompt for day 31 of Genuary 2024 was to produce a generative piece of music. I made a neverending song using only HTML/JS/CSS without using any dependencies or libraries. While code size was not a concern, the resulting files is just 250 lines too.
Live version is at https://mnvr.github.io/gm1k/e.
Source code is in e/index.html – a standalone HTML file (you can
just open it in your browser and play it directly too). The song it plays is a
composition using Euclidean rhythms. The bassline and the trill rhythms are
E(3,8) and E(7, 8), around which totters around the main Euclidean rhythm
that cycles through E(3,4) to E(11, 12).
I also wrote a tutorial about Euclidean rhythms that explains the code behind the song.
Rest of my (visual) Genuary 2024 artworks are at mrmr.io/gen24.