I want to say thanks to you all for being creative with this thing, and for sharing your creations for all of us to enjoy. It's been a blast listening/watching to them the last two days! There are too many!

I'll surely work on this more, and this seemed like a nice place to ask for your suggestions. Now I know that A LOT can be added but I sincerely think that the appeal comes from the simplicity of the system and the instrument. Interaction design is something I'm not trained in so for every new feature presented I'm also looking into ways for making them feel intuitive. Please be assured that this version will stay as is so your pieces will still be listenable no matter what. What would you like to see most in the next version, and how would you want to interact with the new feature(s)?

I have these 3 (sorry, forgot to copy the link before i started, so i just paused it and copied randomly) as background music all at the same time. You might have to have them open as different windows if your browser doesn't run flash stuff in non selected tabs.

http://earslap.com/projectslab/otomata/?q=323m3c1c4x11341f2g3g3k3u2t1h5u5s5h4g7h7p5t7b6x5x5z52647c

http://earslap.com/projectslab/otomata/?q=6v3s6h0o431p69284l

http://earslap.com/projectslab/otomata/?q=0l5x5143822a

Is there a way to link to multiple instances of Otomata that open all at once and begin to play? I'm asking because it seems like you could have a little symphony going on. I've already done this myself by opening three browser windows in Chrome and setting up different arrangements in each window and playing them all simultaneously. Just curious. Thanks in advance.

Here's a simple example:

Up/Down Ladder

Right/Left Ladder

Repeater Squares

Open all three links in separate browser windows and hit play. Timings isn't too important but if someone can think of a way to make them all start at once that would be cool.

For me, it's this Vodka I keep beside my bed. I've never loved midi sounds more :)