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Wow! This is way cool!

The really interesting thing is that I've been listenning to some Fischer games this morning, and I'm hearing some very similar patterns toward the end-game. I'd expect a very similar openning set of sounds, but this is wicked weird.

I'll run this by my friend who is doing a Ph D on popular musicology ("Kraftwerk - The soundtrack of post-war Western Germany" :D)and see what he thinks. But the notion of using music to quickly find hard to discern patterns in complex data is extremely interesting IMO.

Thank you!

pernod
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In reply to Re: PGN (Chess) to MIDI by pernod
in thread PGN (Chess) to MIDI by gryphon

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