"; ?> The s.c.r.e.a.m. (system for the creation of random electronic adaptive music) is a project which aims to create a method by which random music can be generated. The project is being undertaken by the Orange Lunchbox Brigade, a team of two Georgia Tech engineers: Ryan Curtin and Chad D. Kersey.

More information about the project can be found in the following subpages:

 - Technical Review Papers - technical_review_papers.php

 - Project Proposal - proposal.php


On April 25, The Orange Lunchbox Brigade gave its final presentation on the s.c.r.e.a.m. and its development timeline. The slides used can be found here.

 - Final Report - final_report.pdf

While the Spring 2008 semester has long since ended, development work continues on the s.c.r.e.a.m., albeit slowly and intermittently. A Trac instance has been set up for the development. Mailing lists have also been set up for project management and discussion.

 - Trac - http://svn.igglybob.com/scream/

 - scream-devel mailing list - http://lists.igglybob.com/mailman/listinfo/scream-devel

 - scream-svn mailing list (for SVN commits) - http://lists.igglybob.com/mailman/listinfo/scream-svn

Anyone interested in developing for this project should feel free to contact The Orange Lunchbox Brigade.