Talk:DarwinTunes

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Note from initial author

This article proudly created to music that was not intelligently designed. —Tom Morris (talk) 12:32, 19 June 2012 (UTC)[reply]

New game version

Suggested text from the DarwinTunes author/developer. I'd rather not author the page myself!

"In 2013 a game-like version of DarwinTunes was developed for exhibition at the Discovery Festival in the Netherlands (2013-09-27). Gameplay is based around ownership of the audio loops and the choosing of mates for breeding. Points are scored when the user's loop is chosen by another player. With the new breeding element, the evolutionary process is arguably less Darwinian. However, pleasing music still evolves without any deliberate compositional activity by players. Since a second showing at the Imperial Festival in May 2014 the web-based game is now available on the internet."