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By Pia Heikkila
Published: 7 May 2002 17:15 BST
UK scientists have developed a software programme which helps jazz musicians to improvise and play tunes.
The software, developed by a team at University College London, mimics insects' flight patterns. The boffins are testing a connection between flight patterns of insects and music.
As soon as an instrument is played, the software starts to "buzz" around the notes being played - creating further dimension to the artists' music.
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