Polaris

Candlelit Catacomb Ball

A Grand and Ghastly Meal in Tartarus Version IX:

Check this puppy out. Very pleased with it indeed.

Updated the above post with some more canon-fugues based on J. S. Bach's Well-Tempered Clavier. Listen and enjoy.

Four Canon-Fugues using fugues from J. S. Bach's Well-Tempered Clavier

A Canon-Fugue consisting of J. S. Bach's Fugue in B minor placed in canon with itself.

The Ancient Three (A three-voice canon)

A canon on the Glad Dirge of the Four

I finally got around to adding stereo to my program. The results are delightful. Give this one a listen:

Another double fugue superimposing two fugues from the Well-Tempered Clavier.

This fugue consists of two fugues from the Well-Tempered Clavier by J. S. Bach played simultaneously under transposition and augmentation. The fugues were performed by Kimiko Ishizaka and superimposed over each other by me.

More music created with the program I designed. Once again, it is dense, well-coordinated counterpoint.

I promise you'll love this one. It really shows off my program's capabilities to their fullest extent. Lots and lots of well-coordinated contrapuntal imitation in this one:

I worked my butt off on a music composition program that takes two or three songs at the same time and allows you to find the perfect mashup between them. Here's what I was able to do with two songs just now. For my part, I'm pretty amazed that I can do this type of thing now with great ease and speed (note that the first few seconds sound off because of the source material. Just keep listening):