quantum

This sound work presents initial experiments in rendering aspects of quantum mechanical processes and the logic of quantum computation perceptible through sound synthesis and rhythmic structures. The resulting sonic materials and virtual instruments will form the basis of a final composition. AI-generated vocal material will be integrated into selected sections of the work.

0:00 Example of the „collapse synth“. (audio programming by myself). The Collapse Synth explores sonic structures inspired by wave function collapse during quantum computation.
0:40 „superposition synth“ a. (audio programming by myself). The Superposition Synth explores sonic structures inspired by the quantum mechanical principle of superposition. It decomposes incoming sounds into 16 independently controllable frequency bands, allowing multiple spectral states to be manipulated simultaneously. This example presents the 16 frequency bands layered across three different fundamental frequencies. The same source sound is presented in progressively increasing complexity. This excerpt is a demonstration not a finished composition.
2:00 „superposition synth“ b. A variation of the Superposition Synth.
3:25 „superposition synth“ c. A variation of the Superposition Synth.
4:25 Quantum laboratory environment (AI-assisted synthesis). The initial synthesis code was generated with ChatGPT and subsequently extensively debugged to make it work.
13:20 „collapse synth“ a simple version for testing pure mechanisms
16:50 Longer sound piece using the „collapse synth“.