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"Variations on a Carol" by Michelle Nguyen
by Bruno Ruviaro on 17 Dec'19 21:29 in"Variations on a Carol" by Michelle Nguyen. Created as a Final Project for the course MUSC 115 - Experimental Sound Design, Santa Clara University, Fa
Judges by Michael Noonan
by Bruno Ruviaro on 17 Dec'19 19:56 in"Judges" by Michael Noonan. Created as a Final Project for the course MUSC 115 - Experimental Sound Design, Santa Clara University, Fall 2019.
Using CCResponder Function to Use Midi Controller Slider to Generate and Control the Frequency of a SinOsc Frequency Variable
by n.salerno on 03 Dec'19 14:30 inI have only been using SuperCollider for a couple of weeks, and I am finding it rather tough, so please bear with me. I would like to use the argumen
Cello
by nicolaariutti on 19 Oct'19 23:18 inmaking some experiments I came out with this sound which resambles a cello to me. Let me know in the comments below what do you think about it. Plea
Punchy break
by badnumbersmusic on 05 Oct'19 19:32 inBreakbeat made of out FM-synthesized drums. A little too saturated but nice and punchy.
techno kick
by Thomas Legacy on 02 Oct'19 17:51 inMy first submission to this site, with hopefully many more to come. Here's one of the first real sounds I've synthesized that I've thought sounded goo
Melodic, beat driven, evening synthesis.
by willschrimshaw on 05 Sep'19 13:25 inPosted at the request of Jonathan Reus. Melodic components generated with a simple fm based synth. A nice kick drum sound, some swirly noise and a
instant nostalgia with wow and flutter
by 56228375 on 31 Aug'19 15:22 inadd instant nostalgia to your music with a touch of wow and flutter link for the sample: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qysrKqJ0S6Huub4mEKp2Gk8FJqq
In the style of Autechre Mirrage
by g_montel on 19 Jul'19 13:54 inQuick experiment in the style of Autechre Mirrage ambient track
Basic Feedback Delay Network SynthDef
by michaeldzjap on 18 Jul'19 18:40 inExample of a basic feedback delay network or FDN of order 8. Requires the MathLib quark. Use the scale argument to increase / decrease the delay time
FM Patterns
by eli.fieldsteel on 22 May'19 16:57 inPattern-based frequency modulation synthesis sketches developed in connection with SuperCollider Tutorial 22 on YouTube: https://youtu.be/dLMSR2Kjq6Y
reception: game music (1)Twilight Luminaries
by Alexander Zhagun-Linnik on 26 Feb'19 13:53 inTwilight Luminaries is an endless generative composition based on random polyphonic sequences. While it has some hard limitations like fixed note
Automatic composition of tonal canons
by 56228375 on 24 Feb'19 16:21 inSlightly older project which I forgot about until I hit on it by coincidence again... having some fun generating tonal canons (using the terminology "
reception: wow (1)Binary Shift Register Sequencer by Dario Lozano-Thornton
by Dario Lozano-Thornton on 16 Feb'19 22:59 inThis is a truly wacky patch I wrote 3 years ago and never developed properly. Posting as is, with some operational quirks and poor notes. (link in com
oneshot renderer
by LFSaw on 29 Jan'19 18:38 inrender each synthdef in a given dictionary as one-shot sound file.
Generating Graphics and Music From The Dragon Curve
by 56228375 on 26 Jan'19 22:09 inThis minimal music generator uses a Lindenmayer system to generate composition instructions. Interpreting those same instructions twice with some rand
Mad Traffic
by mr_rebop on 23 Jan'19 14:35 in"It's the lack of eye contact that makes us more idiots, to the point that convertible riders give less to escalation. Closed in the car, explain the
OceanTracker
by Scott L Simon on 10 Jan'19 09:25 inExperiments in metering and mapping a synth using sendreply.kr and Level-Indicator.
UI sounds (pt1)
by nicolaariutti on 02 Jan'19 21:05 inThis code is an attempt to recreate a sound inspired from some technological/science fictional UI interface. Sounds are created using FM technique.
aurora borealis
by nicolaariutti on 27 Dec'18 14:50 inRandom synths selected from VarSaw, Pulse and WhiteNoise create a texture resambling brasses, woods and flutes. It reminds me Micheal Land "The Dig"