Here are ten hours of infinite fractals and falling Shepard’s Tones

Peter Kirn - March 3, 2020

2020 = 303 + 808 + 909, literally

Peter Kirn - December 21, 2019

Music and math unite, from Chowning to Rhythmicon

Peter Kirn - April 12, 2016

Polyrhythmus is an Insanely-Great, Free Generator of Rhythms, Arpeggios

- July 22, 2014

'The Nature of Code' Book Illustrates Coding Design Secrets – And Power of Self-Publishing

Peter Kirn - October 29, 2012

‘The Nature of Code’ Book Illustrates Coding Design Secrets – And Power of Self-Publishing

Peter Kirn - October 29, 2012

Max for Live Gems: Easier MIDI Mapping, Automation Recording, and Alternative Sequencing

Peter Kirn - February 22, 2012

Bach Cello Suite No. 1, Visualized in Sweeping Arcs, and the Math Beneath

Peter Kirn - October 28, 2011

Glitchy Imagery, Made from a Single Line of C, Inspired by Algorithmic Music

Peter Kirn - October 10, 2011

Entire Musical Compositions Made from Just One Line of Code are Glitchy but Musical

Peter Kirn - October 10, 2011