'not a pipe' presents n0iseband: a new approach to noise improvisation

A noise music tool created for Noise Jam 3.

REFERENCE 1: When I was a kid you could buy these cassette tapes, and later they were CDs (maybe before that they were records?), that accompanied these music workbooks by the musician Jamey Aebersold. Basically, a backing band would play and you were supposed to learn jazz improvisation by playing over the backing track. Do they still have these kinds of things? This is the noise music equivalent. All backing  tracks sourced from Free Music Archive (a cornucopia of beautiful music). 

REFERENCE 2: I never played ROCK BAND on the Nintendo Wii but i get the idea, i just didn't like the music. Now I've fixed it.

INSTRUCTIONS: Run the software and click to start. Each letter and number on your keyboard are keys to play new sounds on your instrument. Perform a solo over the backing track. Don't like the song? Click the mouse to advance to the next track, but your sounds will be scrambled too.

Coded in the L5 creative coding library. (Try it, it's fun!)

This artware tool and any music you make with it are licensed Creative Commons By Attribution Noncommercial Share-Alike CC BY-NC-SA. 

Sorry, there are a lot of audio samples in this in wav form. It's 94MB!