Listen to the SDMB!

[Sigmagirl]

The description from VSL:

Sometimes we can only wonder: What can’t the Internet yet do? Take Codeorgan, a site that takes any blog, Tumblr, newspaper or anything with a URL and turns it into music.

Codeorgan uses a complex algorithm to analyze the content of the given page and then “define the key, synth style and drum pattern most appropriate to the page content.” The results are fairly fascinating: The New York Times home page has a simple piano melody in the A key; Twitter’s composition relies heavily on strings; and, disappointingly, Very Short List’s algorithm has deemed it worthy of rock guitar. We can’t pretend we truly understand how this all works, but it is fun to play around with your favorite sites. So far, our reigning favorite is the Weather Channel.

It seems that the SDMB has a lot of twangy bass.

[TellMeI_mNotCrazy]

I assume this is the appropriate link? My company’s website sounds pretty nifty.

http://www.codeorgan.com/

[Johnny_L.A]

The Pit sounds a little angry.

[Sigmagirl]

I put in my sorority’s site and it sounded awfully masculine, and Cute Overload didn’t sound too cute.

clevelandorchestra.com doesn’t sound a bit like the Cleveland Orchestra, unless they’ve recently added a lot of bongos.

[Skammer]

Wow, my company’s website was utterly cacophonous. And loud.

[TellMeI_mNotCrazy]

Probably unsurprisingly, Codeorgan.com sounds (IMO) pretty cool, too bad it is so short.

[gladtobeblazed]

Foxnews sounds surprisingly hip and chill.