Press Release: intermorphic noatikl V1.5...

[impete]

We have today launched the press release for noatikl V1.5 ...

intermorphic noatikl V1.5 Now a Trans-generative Music Engine

First in New "Fluxer" Category for MIDI Controlled Generative hyperinstruments.

Feb 12th 2008, UK: intermorphic Ltd today announces noatikl V1.5, its new and unique trans-generative music engine, simultaneously establishing a new "fluxer" category for MIDI controlled generative hyperinstruments. Fluxers are excellent for generating new ideas, or even adding another dimension to live performances.
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The full release is here:

http://www.intermorphic.com/news/pressR ... eased.html

Hoping this is of interest!

Pete

[Uncle GroOve]

Ehhhh...."Fluxer"....(?)
You made this up, didn't you?
Or did you flux it?

What's the past tense of "to flux", BTW?
Fluxed, flummoxed, floxed (flossed?)....

Ok...it's just too late to sit here and generate any kind of intelligently structured nonsense

G'night folks

Paul

[Loopy C]

Ok...it's just too late to sit here and generate any kind of intelligently structured nonsense

That's what liptkl's for!

Seriously, I like this new catagory 'Fluxer'. It is a further extension of the suggested conceptual underpinning of 'noa'.

[imtim]

Ok...it's just too late to sit here and generate any kind of intelligently structured nonsense

That's what liptkl's for!

Seriously, I like this new catagory 'Fluxer'. It is a further extension of the suggested conceptual underpinning of 'noa'.

Cheers Loopy C! And cool thinking Uncle GroOve.. We rather like the term "fluxer" (and that of "fuser", too ). I have a view that that product innovation kind of goes hand in hand with a development in lexicon - after all, language never stands still, and why should it, when nothing ever does! There is something fascinating about naming something, once something can be named or labelled, it can be measured and described, or something like that . Anyhow, will it catch on, who knows

tim