Showing posts with label ringmod. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ringmod. Show all posts

Saturday, June 9, 2012

rd(prog)

Here I am furthering the concept of ring modulation in conjunction with the Karplus strong synthesis method. It's a non-interactive patch, so everything you hear is being randomly generated. The supercollider code changes the length of the delay buffers at steady regular intervals and amounts to create a rudimentary "progression" of notes, though they aren't perfect and are definitely microtonal, if you have the ear for that. The progression is happening rather slowly though, so you may have to speed up the file to hear it better. Luckily, I did that for you!

normal speed: http://www.mediafire.com/?hyi2erl9nryb9e7
300~ percent speed: http://www.mediafire.com/?bdx4pbianmozad3

Enjoy! :)

Thursday, March 31, 2011

DC Experiment

Sorry for not posting here for a while, just wanted to update to make sure you knew I wasn't dead, and show you a lil experiment i just did in about an hour. I wanted to see how DC offset could be used rhythmically, and here is my result:

http://www.mediafire.com/?856f8te935uzpua

I recommend listening to it once with headphones, once without, because of the low notes which change the experience. Also, check it out in a waveform editor like audacity, it is neato :)