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| title: QUANTCLASSIC | |
| emoji: 🎼 | |
| colorFrom: indigo | |
| colorTo: yellow | |
| sdk: static | |
| app_file: index.html | |
| pinned: false | |
| license: mit | |
| short_description: Every classical theme at once, collapse to one voice | |
| # 🎼 QUANTCLASSIC | |
| A quantum radio for the classical canon. Raise the baton and **every great theme plays | |
| at once** — Beethoven's *Fifth* and *Ode to Joy* and *Für Elise*, Bach's *Toccata*, | |
| Mozart, Vivaldi, Pachelbel — so quietly, and so out of step with each other, that | |
| together they are almost nothing. That is a **superposition**: all at once, and none. | |
| Then **click a voice to measure it.** Its wavefunction collapses — it swells to the | |
| centre and rings out alone while the rest hush to a whisper. Measurement picks one voice | |
| out of the chord, exactly the way it picks one outcome out of a quantum state. | |
| - **▚ superpose all** — release the measurement; the whole canon blurs back together. | |
| - **⟳ quantshuffle** — let it keep measuring itself, a random voice every few seconds. | |
| Schrödinger's playlist as a radio. | |
| Everything is **public domain** and **synthesized live** in the browser (WebAudio) — no | |
| recordings, no files, no trackers. One `index.html`. Sound needs a tap to begin (browsers | |
| require a gesture before audio). | |
| 🜂 **AHOGY A DOLGOK VANNAK** — measurement collapses the chord to one voice, as things are. | |