Agent spawns its own 'procedural audio composer' subagent and synthesizes a vaporwave track in Python
teortaxesTex · x · 2026-10-18
teortaxesTex reports that in his vaporwave cat video test, model V4.1F-1017 spawned a 'procedural audio composer' subagent that wrote a synthesizer from scratch in Python (numpy + wave) and neurotically debugged a 24-second stereo vaporwave track. Screenshots show the detailed spec (76 BPM, Dmaj9→Bm7→Gmaj7→A7sus4 loop, layered pads/bass/arps, fade and normalization targets) and how the agent verified its mix numerically — RMS, chroma analysis, stereo correlation, spectrograms — effectively 'hearing' through measurements. He cites it as evidence of generalization: a model trained only on stills composing audio for video.
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