Hey all-- just wanting to drop this somewhere because it was really exciting (and simple) to figure out.
Cool! I never unlink the tape and bpm – now I have to try it, I never thought of that before. Thanks for the fresh look!
Brilliant!
@munchybear nice if you haven’t already you should check out organelle. One of the most prolific/talented coders (shreeswifty) is deep in to this kind of stuff and creating some super complex patches that are blowing my mind standalone and when used in combo with op1.
Great video
Good stuff. Props.
Awesome!
That’s super cool. Just yesterday I was on the Lines forum and came across an interesting discussion on Generative music, including a cool little slideshow where this piece is mentioned among others: https://teropa.info/loop/#/generative
Excellent! Always good to see minimalist compositions arranged for electronic instruments.
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Great video @MunchyBear!
Excellent! Always good to see minimalist compositions arranged for electronic instruments.Obligatory plug for my version from a couple of years ago:
This is a really good performance! So many interesting little nooks and crannies explored. It’s wild how much it can change, to the point where you’d swear the pattern is different.
OMG I remember playing with Music Mouse back in the day. Of course there’s a browser-based version now
Very, very nice. Thanks for sharing.
Excellent! Always good to see minimalist compositions arranged for electronic instruments.Obligatory plug for my version from a couple of years ago:This is a really good performance! So many interesting little nooks and crannies explored. It’s wild how much it can change, to the point where you’d swear the pattern is different.
Great video @MunchyBear!Re Nanoloop, the great thing about it is that it's available for smartphones. I once gave a workshop for making music with Nanoloop, directed at people who know nothing about making music. We had a Nanoloop ensemble going on really quickly, syncing them manually – which also created a lot of interesting rhythmic effects. I didn't even have a mixer, we just used the smartphones' built-in speakers.Edit: Just finished listening to the @psedolux version, great job too! =)
thanks guys!
A nanoloop ensemble sounds like a great idea and I’d love to get one together myself. A couple of my friends did a nanoloop workshop here in Melbourne last year for the Square Sounds festival; I’m thinking of doing a followup version for advanced sound design, maybe including an ensemble performance