predictiv from exopastoral by sevenism

i used some notes from a previous track (C A E G) and swiped on my phone keyboard a few times - got the words: bach, cash, case, can
then i ran these through a cipher decoder https://planetcalc.com/8047/
and got rsab aseb asel ast so played the notes A B / A E B / A E / A

these were played thru iris 2, supermassive, m ez convolution reverb
and another instance of iris 2 with randomized fifths of the notes

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https://llllllll.co/t/disquiet-junto-project-0493-audiocorrect/45864
Disquiet Junto Project 0493: AudioCorrect

The Assignment: Think about the utility and the useful failures inherent in autocorrect and apply this to your music.

Thanks to Alan Bland (@morgulbee) for proposing this project.

Step 1: Think about how autocorrect works on your phone, how it sometimes does indeed take your haphazard typing and recognize what you had intended, and yet how also (probably more often) it subtly or even drastically alters the meaning of your intended message.

Step 2: There are numerous existing musical equivalents and approximations to autocorrect that exist as algorithms, such as pitch and tempo quantizers, and autotune. Consider the ones you have used or want to explore.

Step 3: Create a piece of music by either (A) using/abusing one of the musical autocorrect concepts from Step 2 or (B) imagining your own autocorrect algorithm and creating what the result might sound like.

Tracklist

8.	predictiv	7:40

Credits

from exopastoral, released June 14, 2021

License

CC BY-NC-SA 3.0. See the Creative Commons website for details.