Philip Glass's Two Pages

[Paul Barry]

scientific developments of their time. From the discovery almost three
emerging: the evolutionary computation approach. This book features
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see that:
specific nonsquare r values.
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simple explanation as to why the list seems to include so many numbers that
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Neil,

> A123456 is the only one I have entered myself,
> and that was purely to demonstate the "listen" button
> (and it doesn't work well).

When I click on the "listen" link from A123456, I can't get it to work by 
clicking the "PLAY" button (I just get the same very low note over and over, 
and the progress bar in Windows Media Player jumps back and forth near the 
left edge of the window; it acts as though it thinks the whole song is less 
than 1 second long).

I get much better results clicking the "SAVE" button and playing the 
resulting MIDI file after it has finished downloading to my computer.  Of 
course, knowing how the melody is supposed to sound, I find the default 
timing -- which assigns very different durations to notes whose durations 
are supposed to be the same -- very annoying!   :-/

Setting the Duration Modulus control to 1 gets rid of that annoying effect 
... and, other than the problems at the zero terms in the sequence, the 
first several measures sounded fine to me.

Are zeroes supposed to be interpreted by the "listen" feature as rests? 
They come out as very low (and obviously wrong) notes....

-- Jon