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Three minutes of ambient randomness. Well ... it is not entirely random, but it certainly can be considered generative, because it is the direct result of a few parameters, algorithmically changing their values over time.
This composition is an experiment in granular synthesis. It was made entirely using Ableton Live Lite (used a Simpler instance, an arpeggiator, and a combination of delay and reverb filters). No synthesizers involved.