Aleatory Music Systems

Aleatory Music Systems documents the work of Chief Scientist Robert Baldock with his collection of analogue and MIDI keyboard equipment. The album '30 Accelerators' resulted from the development of a piece of custom software called the AMS Composer which enables the generation of spontaneously composed pieces which can be played on any device that understands MIDI instructions.

Aleatory Music Systems documents the work of Chief Scientist Robert Baldock with his collection of analogue and MIDI keyboard equipment. The album '30 Accelerators' resulted from the development of a piece of custom software called the AMS Composer which enables the generation of spontaneously composed pieces which can be played on any device that understands MIDI instructions. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License and may also be available under the GNU FDL..