PHASE II – Quantum Computer Music

Phase II moves beyond sonification into direct transduction — the quantum computer itself becomes the instrument. Eight novel entanglement schemas executed on Quantum Inspire’s Tuna-9 processor each produce unique interference patterns and waveform signatures that are inseparable from the physical hardware on which they were generated. The result is seven completed quantum computer music compositions totaling 76 minutes, representing a fundamental departure from any compositional approach achievable through classical computing alone. Listen to Reflections from Hilbert Space.

This work is the subject of a submitted paper to the Computer Music Journal’s special issue on Quantum Computer Music. As such it is currently in the process of being reviewed. View the submitted version below.