Making Music Using Two Quantum Algorithms
- URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2201.01681v1
- Date: Wed, 5 Jan 2022 16:19:33 GMT
- Title: Making Music Using Two Quantum Algorithms
- Authors: Euan J. Allen and Jacob F. F. Bulmer and Simon D. Small
- Abstract summary: The text is an unedited pre-publication chapter which will appear in the book "Quantum Computer Music"
The goal of the collaboration was to explore how the data and concepts used in the research at the university could be sonified' to create sounds or even make music.
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- Abstract: This document explores how to make music using quantum computing algorithms.
The text is an unedited pre-publication chapter which will appear in the book
"Quantum Computer Music", Miranda, E. R. (Editor). This chapters provides the
background and specific details of a collaboration formed in 2021 between the
Quantum Engineering Technology Labs - a quantum computing and technology
research group at the University of Bristol - and music artist, producer and
audio engineer Simon Small. The goal of the collaboration was to explore how
the data and concepts used in the research at the university could be
`sonified' to create sounds or even make music.
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