Hi Russ, Thank you for the kind words about Requiem. It was actually made using a non-public version of fractint that Robin Bussel sent me that was addressing the registers of my sound card at the time - a SoundBlaster Pro - incorrectly. It produced very strange sounds, chirps and beeps and all sort of odd things. Most of it was pretty nasty sounding, but occasionally I would find very intriguing and sometimes even pleasing sounds. Requiem is one of those and indeed, one of my all-time favorites from fractint so far. Bill Jemison Audio Fractals <https://sites.google.com/site/audiofractals/home> On Fri, Mar 16, 2018 at 8:22 AM, Russell Nelson < russell-nelson@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
Bill, What a beautiful piece! I had no idea the audio fractals were that lovely. I had heard many quite a few years ago (I too am an early adopter of Fractint - version 2 or 3 was my first) and, though interesting, most seemed a bit too hard edged and robotic to be enjoyable. This was at a much different level. It had a celestial element that seemed very appropriate to Stephen's memory. Thanks for sending this on. Russ
On Thursday, March 15, 2018 4:26 PM, Bill Jemison < bill.jemison@gmail.com> wrote:
The recent passing of Stephen Hawking has filled me with a great sense of loss. He was an unbelievable inspiration and explorer of the universes - both inward and outward.
This audio fractal, which I first created in 1999, is dedicated to him.
"Requiem" <https://sites.google.com/site/audiofractals/mp3-files/requiem-1999>
Headphones or high quality speakers are recommended.
Enjoy!
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