oe3:afol (2004-2008, 2017-)
third prototype for oveja eléctrica, an ongoing project with the goal of creating an artificial composer.
copyright (c) 2003-2017 Santiago Peresón
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oe3:afol is a non-interactive music creation program. the basic use pattern is to run it, wait for it to create some noise, listen, and then give it a reward/valoration so the system starts to get some experience.
information about running the program for the first time can be found at docs/INSTALL. it should work on any recent GNU/Linux system, the DEPENDENCIES file can help in setting up the environment.
objectives:
- able to learn
- decent performing live
milestones:
- first composition: rimac, lima, 20060701.232019, the night before its first live concert at VAE10.
- concerts: lima, buenos aires, kitsune (second life), córdoba, madrid, salamanca, resistencia.
- conferences: lima, buenos aires, san jose (california), madrid.
- on stand-by since 2009
- published works:
- oe3:op63 in "rmc", CDr, 2006.
- achik in Ejercicios de desolación Artificial III, Aloardí, 2007.
- vlv3:ta in compilación de audio #01, 2007, Sudaméricaelectrónica, 2007.
- mía1:tv, mía3:ty y mía8:ccht in retumbares, 2018.
people & orgs:
azul, fermín, jorge haro, christian galarreta / aloardí, juan miguel santos, lucas, javier piñango / experimentaclub, alma laprida
enhancements:
- modernize 2007 code (oe3.0.1:bleu, oe3.1:idwgu)
- more interesting sounds (oe3.5:digi80s)
problems:
- too human-dependent! (so... oe4:nanoclts)
warning:
this is experimental free software. it will probably require some fiddling with dependencies and code tampering in order to run in any setup but the original lab boxes it was developed for. you can contact me for assistance, questions or ideas to share at yaco@yaco.net.
all software licensed under the terms of the GNU General Public License:
all documentation, notes, ideas, graphics and sounds are licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License: