leaf - an lsystem composition

again, after building the l-system using https://anvaka.github.io/lsystem/ A composition. https://github.com/poetaster/supercollider-lsystems

l-systems Pbindef

Also an homage to: http://sccode.org/1-5bp but using l-systems to drive Pbindefs instead of Panolas. This is slightly easier to modify other factors (

Weed, after P. Bourke

This is an homage to: http://sccode.org/1-5bp which demonstrates the l-systems composition idea. I've used different synths and some of the l-systems

Re: Generating Graphics and Music From The Dragon Curve

These are variations using lsystems I built for: https://anvaka.github.io/lsystem/ I've only changed the LSystem itself, not the note selections or

Generating Graphics and Music From The Dragon Curve

This minimal music generator uses a Lindenmayer system to generate composition instructions. Interpreting those same instructions twice with some rand

SynthDEFaults

SynthDEFaults - A Collection of Tradicional SynthDefs- //under GNU GPL 3 as per SuperCollider license //Organized by Zé Craum //This is the firs

60 Hz Gabber Rave 1995

Re: Kalimba

Here is a slightly thinner sounding version of snappizz's kalimba SynthDef. I added filtering on the SinOsc and on the PinkNoise. IMO it sounds better

Kalimba

i needed a kalimba sound so i built one with SinOsc + DynKlank. feedback and improvements are welcome :)

Pi sonification

It take groups of 10 decimals from Pi and use each number as an index in arrays of patterns. If you are bored by pi, you can try other numbers

Re: Dissonator with Steno

Here is a remix in the language Steno.

radio tunner and harmonica

Maybe 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

Gravel

Where did I leave my keys?

Cross-tuning between multiple signal dimensions. The code is finished without listening.

blaplop

SC Tweets collection

SC tweets collection from the SC symposium London 2012

alarms

i wrote this for a sleeping bag concert in stockholm nov 2010. never set it off in the end as planned.

It's more fun to compute this snare

An attempt to replicate the snare from "It's More Fun To Compute" by, err... somebody please remind me. As usual, it's close but no cigar. Nano chan

Vuvuzelas

Let's travel back in time to summer 2010: a new, evil sound comes to the stadiums of South Africa and the streets of football-loving cities.