On Monday, I posted about FM3’s latest Buddha Machine, their wonderful music loop player. The FM3 Buddha Machine was inspired by the cheap electronic Buddhist chant boxes sold in China and India that play infinite prayer loops. The video above is an ambient “jam session” between three of those chant boxes and a Raagini Electronic Digital Tanpura laying down the drone. The result is a kind of “generative art,” unique work created by computers from fixed parameters defined by a human artist — a concept I wrote about in Wired back in 1998.