«Granular electromaton» by William Mox Drossard
on 08 Aug'12 16:33 inHi to all SCaddicts, This is my first post here, hope you'll enjoy it. Rhythmic automaton with some nice hope so effects.
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( Server.local.waitForBoot({ ( z.free; z = Buffer.alloc(s, 512, 1); z.sine1(1.0 / [1, 2, 3, 4], true, true, true); fork( { loop { SynthDef("g1",{ arg out=0,bufnum=0,dur=1,rate=1,pos=0,sdens=1,edens=1; var dens = Line.kr(sdens,edens,dur); var trig = [LFNoise0,SinOsc,Impulse,LFPulse,LFSaw].choose.ar(Line.kr(sdens,edens,dur)); //var env = EnvGen.kr(Env.perc(0.0001.rrand(0.1),dur*0.5.rrand(2)),doneAction:2); var env = EnvGen.kr(Env.perc(0.0001.rrand(0.1),dur*(0.5.rrand(4))),doneAction:2); Out.ar(out, GrainBuf.ar(2,trig,1/dens,bufnum,rate,pos)*env; ) }).add(); [1,2,4,8,16,32].choose.postln.wait; } } ); a = Pbind(\instrument,\g1,\dur,Pseq([Pseq([0.25],32),Pseq([0.25,0.125,0.125],32),Pseq([0.125],32)],inf),\sdens,Pseq([9000,1000,500]/10,inf),\edens,Prand([Pseq([9000,1000,500]/10,4),Pseq([1],1)],inf),\rate,Pfunc({-10.0.rrand(10)}),\pos,Pfunc({1.0.rand}),\bufnum,z.bufnum); b = Pbind(\instrument,\g1,\dur,Pseq([4],inf),\sdens,Pseq([9000,1000,500]/100,inf),\edens,Prand([Pseq([9000,1000,500]/10,1),Pseq([1],3)],inf),\rate,Pfunc({-10.0.rrand(10)}),\pos,Pfunc({-10.0.rrand(10)}),\bufnum,z.bufnum); c = Pbind(\instrument,\g1,\dur,Pseq([4/3],inf),\sdens,Pseq([9000,1000,500,25],inf),\edens,Prand([Pseq([9000,1000,500,25],1),Pseq([1],4)],inf),\rate,Pfunc({-100.0.rrand(100)}),\pos,Pfunc({-10.0.rrand(10)}),\bufnum,z.bufnum); a =a.play; b =b.play; c =c.play; ) }); )
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Really nice, I've been playing with your code to make an automatic generator of weird FX sounds. I'm going to change the setup so it's a static SynthDef, with the routine selecting arguments to change the waveshapes though.
@tommaisey don't forget to post!
@tommaisey Thanks ;) Looking forward to seeing changes you've made to the code.
I love just listening to this! Thanks
Really cool! Love the rhythm and timbres.