No Quarter pluck synth bass sound

In response to http://sound.stackexchange.com/questions/35138/help-me-make-a-patch-for-this-bass-stab-pluck Listen at http://ericsluyter.com/sounds

How to tempo-sync LFOs in Patterns across multiple instances of a Synth

This code shows you how to tempo-sync the various oscillator types in SuperCollider. When you play the pattern, you should be able to hear that the ou

Operator

A Synthesizer similar to the Ableton Operator: Four Oscillators can be modulated and manipulated in different ways. Just evaluate the whole Code at on

A simple drum machine

A simple drum machine, using synthetic (analog type) drum sounds. No SynthDef's were used, although this would be a good idea. The various "players" c

num1

303 emulation

This code does tb303 emulation, with analogue style sequencing.

Kaprekar

Kaprekar Take any four-digit number except multiples of 1111. Sort the digits. Make numbers of the digits in ascending and in descending order. Repea

glitchySampler

Hey guys! I used this code on my first release and some people asked for a look on it. It's basically a PlayBuf UGen whose arguments are modulated t

beat grid

prototype of simple metre beat grid running on server w/ synced TempoBusClock

kick feedback

rhythmoid

bankrupt robot's dance-machine )

lurking line noise

50 Hz line noise chasing your syncopated steps through the small and big rooms of an abandoned factory

Thumper

A muffled thump. An attempt at a Jurassic Park © glass of water sort of thing - or breaking into a silo.

Scanned Synthesis Visualisation

Visualization of scanned string synthesis.

Pulsing noise creation

From a while ago

Tibetan prayer bells

Acoustically modeled based on [http://www.freesound.org/people/sarana/sounds/81832/](http://www.freesound.org/people/sarana/sounds/81832/)

Industrial bagpipe army

Today's attempt at making something with a beat.. Gets interesting when you slow the tempo way down :) [https://soundcloud.com/sluyterrific/industria

The Collatz Scale

Some time ago a did a thing on a series of numbers, that, as I learned later, was officially called the Collatz problem and it can be found on the Onl

Gravel

random 303

i found this somewhere as an example of obtrusive coding. i don't know who the original author is, sorry. I cleaned it a bit up as a study tool for my