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Accurate Yamaha DX-7 Emulation Using Supercollider
by egegonul on 11 Nov'17 18:45 inThis project aims to emulate the Yamaha DX-7 synthesizer. It almost perfectly emulates the original DX-7 unit. Blind test between original unit and em
click clack toot // fm-grains
by _Lf0 on 19 Dec'16 00:12 in/* clicks and ambience. click clack tooot..... partly loud clicks... i tried to practice granular synthesis but failed in the end to make
sine(LFPar) minor random bliss in two
by Luka P. on 11 Dec'16 13:36 injust something i did as an excercise trying to understand clocks and scheduling
Re: Launchpad Spiral
by grirgz on 21 May'16 20:07 inFor the challenge, let's make the path algorithmically =)
Launchpad Spiral
by Schemawound on 18 May'16 19:41 inJust a quick demo of making a spiral pattern on a Novation Launchpad Mini Visual of it here: https://www.instagram.com/p/BFjqSxCwF4J/?taken-by=sche
Re: Re: the perfect frequencies
by grirgz on 13 Oct'15 22:42 inThat's why I love SC, I just randomly added code, and everytime something cool come from it! =)
Re: the perfect frequencies
by rumush on 12 Oct'15 22:08 inRandom texture generator based on 'the perfect frequencies' code with a simple routine to play it.
Confetti3aX, John Conway's Game of Life; fast, Xenakis-inspired version
by henklass on 14 May'15 17:48 inJohn Conway's Game of Life, Xenakis-inspired version with lots of synths switched on by live cells. The slow, 1-bit-music version can be found at htt
Confetti 3a: Game of Life
by henklass on 14 May'15 17:38 inIt is relatively simple to convert Confetti3 ( http://sccode.org/1-4YU )to John Conway's Game of Life. You just need to change the rules and make sure
Confetti 3
by henklass on 14 May'15 17:33 inConfetti 3 converts random patterns of blocks to more or less structured images. Every block will adapt to the predominant color in its surroundings,
Cellular Automaton
by coreyker on 10 Mar'15 07:48 inA supercollider implementation of algorithmic composition using cellular automaton (please see: http://www.earslap.com/page/otomata.html for my origin
reception: fantastic (1)The Beasties
by henklass on 16 Jan'15 18:56 inA life simulator. Beasties are running across the screen, eating, finding a mate and eventually dying. Every event has its own sound.
reception: cool (1)awesome (1)Yet another molecular music box
by coreyker on 24 Dec'14 14:13 inAn attempt at coding this algorithm: http://www.synthtopia.com/content/2014/12/22/the-molecular-music-box-how-simple-rules-can-lead-to-rich-patterns/
Spectrum and Spectrogram of a sound file
by jcc on 07 Nov'14 23:30 inCalculates and plots the spectrum at any position in a sound file (only reads one channel). Displays the spectrogram of a selected segment of a sound
reception: great and useful (1)example fft sc->processing v2
by Fredrik Olofsson on 15 Aug'14 00:21 inan extended version of http://sccode.org/1-4Ty this one sends 3 streams of spectral data at the same time - high, mid and low filtered. note: quite
reception: useful (1)sine ocean
by eli.fieldsteel on 24 Apr'14 02:01 in150 unique streams of harmonic sine waves ebb and flow, gradually drifting more and more out of phase