A creator's infrequent write-ups of experimental web tools that remix public domain texts, sheet music and historical speech recordings into new music. Each issue explains the concept, the technical process and the artistic influences, and links to open source demos.

A research blog by Helen Bledsoe documenting artistic experiments in creative coding and artificial life applied to music, including essays on musicians' irreplaceability and project notes on Lenia-based visuals driven by flute audio. Readers get detailed, first-person accounts of technical workflows (Max, TouchDesigner, FluCoMa) alongside philosophical reflections on performance and ALife.

HRZN is Berklee's editorial publication on music and emerging technology, with articles that explain AI debates, global AI copyright law and conference reports for music educators. The sampled issues offer clear explanatory framing and reporting on current policy and research, though some pieces are still broad overviews.

A personal engineering blog covering low-level programming, music hardware and software projects, and perspectives on using LLMs in software development. Readers get project recaps, technical notes and short opinion pieces from a hands-on developer.