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     Notes from the 'Wavlov'-CD :
A rhytmic pattern is also a waveform as an entity. This can be proved
by playing back the repeating pattern fast enough to produce a tone.
It will become a sound with specific harmonic properties like any chord.

So the range of audible frequencies for the human ear goes far lower
than the present standard of 20 Herz. And leads more to the question:
- How slow can a pattern be, before loosing the recognition of a repeat ?

Not product, but process
Not scores, but changes
Not chords, but modulations
Not scales, but frequencies
Not instruments, but autophonics.
Not entertainment, but experience.

Notes from my tape book :
In electronic music the pulse is a very underestimated form.
The accent still lies on frequency and voltage,
although pulses represent a very important matter in composition: Time

Random music doesn't have to mean chaos.
If it's not disturbed by pushing it to the tonal, or forced to stay random,
it gives an amount of connections enough to form something.