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radio tunner and harmonica
by grirgz on 04 Feb'15 00:06 inMaybe I should not post code which come directly from the SC documentation, but It's been years that I read this doc, I never listened to the code exa
lurking line noise
by maedoc on 04 Mar'14 14:12 in50 Hz line noise chasing your syncopated steps through the small and big rooms of an abandoned factory
Thumper
by soda paper on 26 Feb'14 23:47 inA muffled thump. An attempt at a Jurassic Park © glass of water sort of thing - or breaking into a silo.
Tibetan prayer bells
by wondersluyter on 20 Feb'14 10:23 inAcoustically modeled based on [http://www.freesound.org/people/sarana/sounds/81832/](http://www.freesound.org/people/sarana/sounds/81832/)
reception: beautiful (1)Industrial bagpipe army
by wondersluyter on 18 Feb'14 00:44 inToday's attempt at making something with a beat.. Gets interesting when you slow the tempo way down :) [https://soundcloud.com/sluyterrific/industria
All available inputs
by wondersluyter on 11 Dec'13 11:09 inType and click while breathing into microphone and still pretend not to be insane
Subtractive Synthesis GUI Demo 1
by Bruno Ruviaro on 09 Sep'13 04:53 inGraphical interface to play with subtractive synthesis. Use the 2D slider to choose filter frequency (x-axis) and filter rq (y-axis). Use the menu to
Night creatures
by ttsesmetzis on 03 Apr'13 14:48 in reception: natural (1)awesome (1)wilderness (1)a Panthera Pardus meditates about his melanism
by helena barcelona on 26 Mar'13 19:54 in reception: nice (1)ndef (1)breathing (1)melancholic (1)Shane Demo
by Bjorn Westergard on 02 Mar'13 01:30 inSomething I whipped up talking to my buddy Shane.
vinyl noise emulation
by michael.dzjaparidze on 01 Feb'13 17:17 inCame across this when browsing through my SC files. An attempt at emulating an old, dusty record including pops and crackles.
reception: natural (1)educational (1)nice (1)simulation (1)SC Tweets collection
by andre on 11 Nov'12 00:01 inSC tweets collection from the SC symposium London 2012
Many patterns controlling a single synth
by Jonatan Liljedahl on 09 Oct'12 16:29 inThis is a demonstration of how several parallell patterns can be controlling a single synth.
reception: useful (2)hack (1)l33t (1)Hello World, I Am Lonely Too
by Schemawound on 03 Sep'12 14:54 in"Hello World, I Am Lonely Too" by Schemawound Appears on the album "They Want To Make Your Body Move. I Want To Hold You Perfectly Still." Full a
more glitch
by xffff on 09 Aug'12 00:59 inMore afternoon fun. Scale down to 2ch if you need stereo.