1. Midi timing for BWV 1068 preserved

  2. The frequency/note obtained by linear combination of k-nn (nearest in the BWV 1068, k=5 or 10) + original frequency

  3. The left hand was shifted to earlier time and thus right hand later

Make the k-nn similar enough so some of the tunes of the original composition could be heard and yet it is entirely new.

I like to experiment with these improvs but take out smaller pieces and make different parts asynchronous to get better creative sounds.

After making this, I was listening to "Play Bach The Jacgues Loussier Trio" and interestingly found some similar sounding improvs in his.