The BBC has an interesting story up on their web site, which describes what is said to be the earliest recording of music by a computer. An amusing audio clip, beginning with a computer rendition of "God save the Queen", is included. The recording was generated by the Ferranti Mark I, called the "... first commercially available general purpose computer".
Sunday, August 3, 2008
BBC story highlights "earliest" computer music
The BBC has an interesting story up on their web site, which describes what is said to be the earliest recording of music by a computer. An amusing audio clip, beginning with a computer rendition of "God save the Queen", is included. The recording was generated by the Ferranti Mark I, called the "... first commercially available general purpose computer".
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