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Modal synthesis of xilophone, marimba, glokenspiel, tubular bells
by nicolaariutti on 21 Jul'18 11:41 inExample of modal synthesis made with a **Klank** UGEN as _resonator_ and white noise impulse as an _exciter_. All resonators of the Klank UGEN are
reception: awesome (1)looping buffer granuals
by blueprint on 15 Feb'18 11:47 inThis is a granular synth, much inspired by http://sccode.org/1-4WM It's distinct in that the SynthDef loops in a live recording buffer with a sligh
Stutter live looping buffer
by blueprint on 25 Jan'18 12:10 inThe stutter tutorial really has it all. Just not with live audio :)
Spacey Synth example
by Bruno Ruviaro on 19 Jan'18 17:44 inExample reworked and extended from http://wiki.cs.princeton.edu/index.php/Example_5 It outputs MONO as it was designed for SCLOrk
stranger things
by 56228375 on 13 Jan'18 14:43 inFirst 30 seconds or so of the obligatory "stranger things" theme. I didn't make any serious attempt to perfectly clone the original sounds, but I feel
supercollider implementation of padsynth algorithm.
by 56228375 on 13 Jan'18 12:22 inAn implementation of Paul Nasca Octavian's excellent PadSynth algorithm in supercollider, driven from patterns. This code is accompanied by a blog art
Scribble Squiggle
by 56228375 on 09 Aug'17 15:40 inAlternative way of squiggling: instead of modeling the squiggle with math formulas you can also just draw it by mouse, record it and then play it back
Squiggle squiggle
by 56228375 on 09 Aug'17 00:51 inA more extensive squiggle session. Construction is detailed in a blog post http://technogems.blogspot.be/2017/08/automating-squiggles-in-supercollider
Moth drums
by badnumbersmusic on 21 Jun'17 00:50 inI like the discoey feel. The snare's probably much too noisy but what the hell.
Xiongnu bells
by badnumbersmusic on 10 Jun'17 09:17 inMakes a sort of melody out of detuned bell sounds.
FFT additive oversampling (graphical demo of the sampling theorem)
by jamshark70 on 08 Jun'17 09:51 inI originally wrote this to demonstrate what sampled audio really represents -- that is, if a series of samples represents the one and only band-limite