Grammostola Rosea wrote:
> And why don't you use puredata, with csound for example?
You mean controlling csound by algorithms from pure data? I never got
the grip of doing intensive logic in pd. In chuck I can just do a
if-then-else, like
while(true)
if(nb_notes_played >= Std.rand2(5,9)){
0 => osc.gain;
Time.beat() * Std.rand(2,5) => now;
1 => osc.gain;
0 => nb_notes_played;
} else {
Std.mtof(Global.randomArrayElement(scale)) => osc.freq;
Time.beat() * 0.5 * Std.rand(1,3) => now;
nb_notes_played++;
}
Did you get that? Plays phrases of 5-9 notes with lengths between a 1/8
note and a dotted 1/4 note, frequencies randomly selected from a scale.
In between phrases make a rest of between 1 to 5 beats.
The above is not tested, assumes some defs to go before it, and is not
that pretty. But (when tested) it works, it took my < 1 min to write
here and it's easy to play around with lengths of notes and rests, try
other scales, put restraints on note selection (use your counterpoint
rules), etc.
--
Atte
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