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- SuperCollider & PD: Simple Additive Synthesis January 21, 2012
By adding together sinusoids we can begin to create interesting synthethic timbres. Well, more interesting than plain sine waves. I’ve included examples of how to do this in PD and SuperCollider. I attempted to do this in both languages to get a ...
- 5 Pieces Of Interesting Computer Music January 15, 2012
Lejaren Hiller - Illiac Suite for String Quartet John Chowning - Stria Laurie Spiegel - Old Wave Buraka Som Sistema - Sound of Kuduro Sjöman, Raquel Meyers & Goto80 - 2SLEEP1
- SuperCollider: 00 January 13, 2012
Initial Thoughts There are so many music programming DSLs out there that it’s incredibly difficult to choose which will best suit your purpose. My initial explorations centred around Pure Data (PD). Somewhat arse-from-elbow, this was the first p...
- Simple Bipolar Stepper Motor Drivers January 10, 2012
Today I've been making some stepper motor drivers for a mini PCB mill that I want to make some time in the future. It would of cause be much easier to go out and buy some off-the-shelf drivers - but no where near as fun.So these are the spec's I decide...
- Midi-izing the Reissue Stylophone January 8, 2012
A while back I did a "midi conversion" of a couple of Stylophones (The original analog model). I did this by removing the Stylophone electronics and leaving just the stylus, keyboard and resistor ladder. Using the keyboard as a voltage divider its then...