| Fractal Music by Tim Doyle, illustrated by everyone |
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Featured piece: Magellan (23W) |
This site started as just a place to put fractal music Midi files I have created, but quickly turned into much more than that. The files were created using Lars Kindermann's program MusiNum, one of a number of programs used in the generation of Fractal Music. For a good starting place to explore Fractal Music and Fractal Art, try Phil Jackson's Fractal Vibes site. The navigation bar above should help you get around this site: perhaps the best place to start is the What's New page. (If you'd simply like to listen to the music, just click on SOUNDS.) My photo is hiding behind the Sun... Just hover it for a second (fair warning). The "mouseover" hidden image theme, by the way, is repeated throughout the site. |
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| Hint: Hover over each image: there's more |
| Important Note To hear the music on the translated pages, you must turn off the music on the original (English) page. To turn off the music (Magellan), click twice on the STOP button. |