Sunday, 6/11/2006 , 8:21:20 AM ET, Brooklyn and Prattsville, NY Updated June 10, 2006 This site is an exercise in love, vanity and art. It includes my current images, vintage fractals, animations, fractal music, ceramic tiles, digital photographs, digital postcards, and more... There are 12 viewers online now. Enjoy! And thanks for visiting! COLLECTION 2004 Gallery I December 2004 Gallery II Oct-Nov 2004 Gallery III September 2004 Gallery IV ...

Fractal Tune Smithy home page How the program turns your numbers into a tune Scales of interest to musicians Robert's home page (Key of A - sharps are in dark blue) Here is what one sounds like , Midi version , Sound clips , Web ring , Stats What's a Fractal Tune? There are many types of fractal, and one type consists of a triangle, with several smaller triangles added to each of its sides, and yet smaller triangles attached to each of those, and so on. The background of this ...

MIDI Piece - 'Fractal Window I' This piece was created and copyrighted © 1996 by Forrest Fang using Robert Greenhouse's program, The Well-Tempered Fractal, which is available from the Fractal Music Project website. The program generates MIDI data from different types of fractals, according to certain parameters that the user sets. The one here is based on the Duffing attractor: Several different runs of the program were 'assembled' on a commercial sequencer, and their data were slightly rand ...

The Music of José Oscar Marques The Strange Beauty of Fractal Music Fractals are abstract mathematical objects which, as such, cannot be seen or heard, but their structure can be used to model computer generation of images that may be visually very attractive. Fractal images have been popular for more than a decade, but I think we are just scratching the surface of the possibilities of fractal music. The compositions on this page aim to explore some of these possibilities, showing tha ...

The Music of José Oscar Marques The Strange Beauty of Fractal Music Fractals are abstract mathematical objects which, as such, cannot be seen or heard, but their structure can be used to model computer generation of images that may be visually very attractive. Fractal images have been popular for more than a decade, but I think we are just scratching the surface of the possibilities of fractal music. The compositions on this page aim to explore some of these possibilities, showing tha ...