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Homework #2: Rhythm + Arhythmia

Specification

In this assignment, you are to create two ChucK programs - each of which generates a musical statement. One is to be "rhythmic", and the other to be "a-rhythmic". As part of the assignment, you define what "rhythmic" and "a-rhythmic" means. You are free to modify existing examples, or create your own programs from scratch, or some combination thereof. Record (via JACK) into Audacity (some "post-production" in Audacity, if desired, is allow. However, try to do the bulk of things in the code!

Deliverables

rhythm.ck | a-rhythm.ck (you can name all these as you like)
rhythm.wav | a-rhythm.wav (or you can concatenate the two into one longer file)
a short README text file that:
- describes your definition/interpretation of "rhythmic" and "a-rhythmic"
- instructions on running your programs
- any comments about each program / musical statement
- describe any difficulties you encountered in the process

Thanks!!!

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 === Specification ===
-In this assignment, you are to create two programs that each generates a musical statement.  one is to be "rhythmic", and the other to be "a-rhythmic".  As part of the assignment, you define what "rhythm" and "arhythm" means.  You are free to modify existing examples, or create your own programs from scratch, or a combination.  Record (via JACK) into Audacity.
+In this assignment, you are to create two ChucK programs - each of which generates a musical statement.  One is to be "rhythmic", and the other to be "a-rhythmic".  As part of the assignment, you define what "rhythmic" and "a-rhythmic" means.  You are free to modify existing examples, or create your own programs from scratch, or some combination thereof.  Record (via JACK) into Audacity (some "post-production" in Audacity, if desired, is allow.  However, try to do the bulk of things in the code!
 === Deliverables ===
-* rhythm.ck | arythm.ck (you can name all these as you like)
+* rhythm.ck | a-rhythm.ck (you can name all these as you like)
-* rhythm.wav | arhythm.wav (or you can concatenate the two into one longer file)
+* rhythm.wav | a-rhythm.wav (or you can concatenate the two into one longer file)
 * a short README text file that:
-** describes your interpretation of "rhythm" and "a-rhythm"
+** describes your definition/interpretation of "rhythmic" and "a-rhythmic"
 ** instructions on running your programs
 ** any comments about each program / musical statement