Mick Sussman is the creator of the Rosenberg Algorithmic Music Generator, a monumental 100,000-line software program. His other works are generated from concise snippets of code. They are generally noisier and more diverse in texture than Rosenberg, while sharing its focus on rhythmically intricate patterns. Most of Sussman's work is formalistic and experimental, but also quirky and unruly, highlighting the tensions in teaching a machine to make music for humans.
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Mick Sussman is a news editor at The New York Times who has written for The Book Review. His journalism Twitter persona is here. His music Twitter persona is here.