_Seaquence_ is an experiment in web-based musical composition and community. Adopting a biological metaphor, users can create and combine musical life-forms, resulting in an organic, dynamic composition. These compositions become part of a growing collection that can be browsed, modified and re-appropriated by others.
_Seaquence_ was developed during a residency at Gray Area Foundation for the Arts in San Francisco, CA. Originally emerging out of a discussion around creating a community-based fundraising project for the new arts organization, the project quickly took a life of its own as an open web platform for music creation. Since 2009, _Seaquence_ has continued to evolve through various iterations—each of which has sought to tackle the technical and methodological challenges of making an intuitive yet versatile online tool for the creation and sharing of musical compositions. The official online launch in October 2010 was met with an unexpected amount of engagement. *
*_Seaquence_ is an original Gray Area Labs project created by Ryan Alexander, Gabriel Dunne, and Daniel Massey, with support from Gray Area Foundation for the Arts.


Links: http://seaquence.org/

_Seaquence_ is an original Gray Area Labs project created by Ryan Alexander, Gabriel Dunne, and Daniel Massey, with support from Gray Area Foundation for the Arts. Since the launch of _Seaquence“, there have been 25,000+ compositions contributed by thousands of anonymous users online. _Seaquence_ is open for anyone to use. While users are anonymous, we’ve learned from feedback that the project has engaged a wide demographic— young and old, with or without musical experience, from all over the globe.