I have no specific plans as of yet, I have a tendency to play around until I find useful function. That's part of the reason I have taken so long to get to ardour. I imagine some fractal music would sound interesting with some of my synth patches, but I don't have any specific plans for it. I still don't know how to pipe a midi file into the synth, I've just been playing with vkeybd. On 19/10/06, Brian Dunn <job17and9@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Chip VanDan wrote: > I don't want to get too complex with things, I'm just figuring out > Hydrogen and amSynth. Working on figuring out Ardour. > Seems to me that fractals are complex by nature. If you want a tool that will realy let you generate music with math equations, that will probably be complex too. Are you interested in creating like, midi sequences with fractals and then piping them into synths, or more directly creating sound from the fractals? Those packages your figuring out will be useful for the former, but not for the latter. Of course, no matter where you get your signals from you'll probably want to polish them off with ardour.
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