SEELEWASCHEN for Mac

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By Dr. Karlheinz Essl

Create environment sounds music.

SEELEWASCHEN was composed by Karlheinz Essl for an outdoor light installation by the German artist Rainer Gottemeier. Using the sound of one single bell stroke as its basic material, the piece unfolds a rich sonic cosmos by a computer program written by the composer. Taking advantage of compositional algorithms that have been developed by Karlheinz Essl since the early 1980ies, the piece is generated in realtime. It can be perceived as a sonic organism which might serve as a source for inspiration and meditation, running forever and ever... This piece neither requires nor offers any user interaction. It runs entirely on its own, driven by its internal compositional algorithms which ensure variability and richness, even over a long time.

SEELEWASCHEN for Mac

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GENERAL

Release: August 7, 2018

Latest update: August 7, 2018

Version: 3.0

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Mac

Operating System: Mac OS X

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macOS High Sierra
macOS Sierra
OS X El Capitan
OS X Yosemite

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2.5/5

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Uses nearly all cpu cycles
chrischramSeptember 29, 2004
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />I can't decide whether to characterize this application as a benign trojan horse or an evil practical joke. Be prepared to "Quit" this program with the reset switch, rather than the accustomed method. :-( The "Music" is kind of interesting.
German artsy gong stuff with pretty pictures
grikdogSeptember 29, 2004
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />Sounds wash over your soul, get it? Mostly gong and bell stuff. Accompanied by visuals with German captions or titles, so it helps a bit to read German, although it's a bit poetic. Reminds me of those evocative bell noises in the Rome section of Tomb Raider. Your mileage may vary, but on my piddly little iBook, the first thing it does is grab the CPU and launch the rainbow wheel of death, meaning Finder is crawling but not completely dragged to a halt. Patience. I gave up on it.