On May 28, 2007, at 17:53 , Paul Sheldon wrote:
> In my computer club, the webmaster set me onto a friend of his that
> was interested in visualising music.
>
> I am intensely interested in how graphics can help me understand
> and share ideas, because I have "failed" at symbolic reasoning in
> graduate level mathematics. Actually, I use different brain patches
> than them to get to symbolic reasoning, just like Kay movied on the
> part two of the movie after the google movie, "Doing with Images
> Makes Symbols". Sorry, I don't recall the link or how I ferretted
> it out.
>
> While someone on this list mentioned a genetic algorithm for
> getting compositions from different minds together without those
> minds necessarily getting along in a band, the idea of cross-
> channeling to avoid brain patch interference by visualizing music
> might get one mind to work together, even though it might never get
> together in a band.
>
> So, in summary, I need leads on this cross-channeling to visualize
> music for a friend of a friend. World visualising rabbits want to
> know.
Not Croquet, but Squeak and Balloon3D:
http://www.cs.montana.edu/techreports/2004/ProjectMain.pdf- Bert -