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Valentin also proposes a way to think about files as structured datapoints.
Valentin also proposes a way to think about files as structured datapoints.
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Revision as of 20:43, 19 January 2026

17-1-2026 Research moment

Looking for interesting ways to share MIDI files, I stumbled on this page intended to download high quality MIDI files for learning how to play piano. https://www.reddit.com/r/synthesia/comments/qdkxou/creating_a_website_for_sharing_midi_files/

midishare

midishow looks kinda scary with all it's ads


Discussions

15-01-2026

On Steve's Party we sat downd at the synth and started just bleeping a blooping around. There are many ways to go but its nice that we share the same interest in generating sound waves and do somthing with them.

19-01-2026

Daan found a website where people can share MIDI files and scores. It is quite hard to submit your own sound. He points out that whatever we do it is important to store and share the sound we creating.

Valentin proposes a way to start a prototype by thinking about each letter of the alphabet as a a sound, which is not a big think if we think about spoken lanuage (we assign specific letters to each sound to create the alphabet). My proposal is about reversing the evolution of orality to litercay - so literacy to orality - by assigning a specific sound to each letter. Just a quick idea is to find an instrument with each letter of the alphabet -> take a note e.g. C and play that note on each instrument (or synthetize them) -> assign sounds to letters -> and voila: recreated the vocal/orail repertoir of sounds our alphabet. This prototype can serve as a further exploration into encryption. (Save Bootleg Library (SBL))

Valentin also proposes a way to think about files as structured datapoints.

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