Music

Two albums by Clintuitive, both of them rendered by Python scripts rather than played into a microphone. Everything you hear is synthesis and sample playback, written, arranged and produced with AI assistance and a lot of listening. There are no generated vocals here, and no external generative-audio service was involved at any point.

Press play and let one run through. They were sequenced to be heard in order.

CLINTUITIVE · ALBUM

Sign-Off

A late-night broadcast. Worn textures, steady rhythms, and room to dream.

12 tracks · 28:19

1. 01Test Pattern1:39
2. 02Sodium Lights2:56
3. 03Rabbit Ears1:29
4. 04Late Forecast2:42
5. 05Polaroid Summer2:22
6. 06Drive Home, 19832:52
7. 07Static Bloom2:37
8. 08The Arcade After Close2:00
9. 09Curfew2:26
10. 10Vertical Hold2:19
11. 11School Night2:09
12. 12Sign-Off2:49

CLINTUITIVE · ALBUM

The Quiet Hours

Piano-led night music. Quiet strings, unhurried melodies, and space between the notes.

12 tracks · 25:19

1. 01First Light1:30
2. 02Slow Rain4:16
3. 03Window Seat1:51
4. 04Mile Markers1:56
5. 05Paper Boats1:35
6. 06The Small Hours2:17
7. 07Northbound2:08
8. 08Marginalia1:26
9. 09The Long Way Home2:06
10. 10Inland Sea2:39
11. 11Evening Glass1:26
12. 12Last Page2:08

Instrument credits

The piano on The Quiet Hours is Salamander Grand Piano v3 by Alexander Holm, with mapping by kinwie and retuning by Markus Fiedler, under CC BY 3.0. I adjusted the onsets, retuned the roots and performed it from scripts for these recordings.

The strings are VSCO 2 Community Edition by Sam Gossner/Versilian Studios and Simon Dalzell/Ivy Audio, with sample cutting by Elan Hickler/Soundemote, under CC0. The quiet sustain layers were normalized and extended with crossfades so they could hold a long note without wobbling.

Sign-Off is different: its pitched sounds are synthesized from scratch, and its drums come from three LM-2 one-shots kept outside the public repository.

Download the full credits.

Self-contained studio sketches

These three run from a clean GitHub checkout with nothing but NumPy and SciPy — no samples to download, no plugins to install, no licence to read first. They are small on purpose, but each one is a complete piece with its own arrangement and its own cached mix revisions. (FFmpeg, if you have it, adds the WAV and MP3 exports.) If you want to poke at the machinery, start here.

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Streaming

Streaming links turn up on the release pages as they go live — Sign-Off and The Quiet Hours. No hurry, though: both albums play in full right here.

If you want to know how any of it was put together, read how the albums are made, take the free book, or go straight to the source code.