Algorithmic Patterns for Musical Geniuses

Welcome to the world of algorithmic music, where math is your best friend. Here you'll find patterns to spice up your tunes and make them sound like a symphony of confusion.

Today we're featuring our favorite 4/3 algorithmic pattern. A classic.

What is a 4/3 Algorithmic Pattern?

A 4/3 pattern is when you create a sequence of 4 notes and repeat it for 3 iterations, but with a catch. After each iteration, you add a random element to throw your listeners off the scent.

Here's a simple example:

      C-D-F-G
      C-D-F-G
      C-D-F-G
      C-E-G-A
    

See how the third iteration breaks the pattern? That's what makes it great. Now it's your turn to try!