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Make Music From Text

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Cut and past any text into the P22 Music Text Composition Generator. Pick any instrument. And play.

I’ve spent the last few minutes listening to various Zoomdoggle posts. None really and truly tickles my fancy, but maybe whatever’s on your desk this morning is worth rocking out to. Have a go and if you find anything worth sharing (perhaps Julia Allison’s blog sounds good when played by an electric guitar), don’t keep it a secret.

LINK: P22.

| Posted on February 6th, 2009 in Desk Fun by jakehimself.

2 Responses to “Make Music From Text”

  1. k says:
    February 6th, 2009 at 11:57 am

    the graphic designer at my work is making posters for all her friends of all their texts back in forth on election night- it’s pretty amazing- you can follow the night as it progress’s and eventually ends with the email from Obama.

  2. whejas says:
    February 9th, 2009 at 11:22 am

    Try this one using song lyrics, or poetry. I tried the birthday song and it worked a lot better than articles or other text.

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