Wear Headphones.
Listen – Day13.mp3
Download – day13.maxpat.zip (requires Max 5)
Reposted from Thing-a-day 2009.
Wear Headphones.
Listen – Day13.mp3
Download – day13.maxpat.zip (requires Max 5)
Reposted from Thing-a-day 2009.
This is a re-implementation of one of my earliest computer music instruments that was originally created in Csound 11 years ago.
Listen – Day12-Electronic_Bubbles.mp3
Download – day12.maxpat.zip (requires Max 5)
Reposted from Thing-a-day 2009.
Asynchronous Noise Burst Generator.
Listen – Day11-Broken_Transmission.mp3
Download – day11.maxpat.zip (requires Max 5)
Reposted from Thing-a-day 2009.
Listen – Day10-Phasing-Step-Sequencer.mp3
Download – day10.maxpat.zip (requires Max 5)
Reposted from Thing-a-day 2009.
Algorithmic Music Box.
Listen – Day9_Music-for-a-Utopian-Future.mp3
Download – day9max.zip (requires Max 5)
Reposted from Thing-a-day 2009.
I’m relatively new to Max, having spent no more than two months with it. I’m using Thing-a-day as a great excuse to learn as much about the environment as possible in a short period of time. Now that I have a handful of modular components under my belt, I’m hoping to move towards creating more musically interesting instruments and audio examples.
Download – day8max.zip (requires Max 5)
Listen – Day8.mp3
Reposted from Thing-a-day 2009.
Today’s Max patch features a chaotic metronome, built using the chaos patcher from yesterday’s example. Looking at the picture above, the top half of the circuit is the metronome, which triggers an 8-step sequencer in the bottom half of the circuit. The audio example showcases the chaos metronome with three different settings: 0, 0.25 and 0.5.
Download – day7max.zip (requires Max 5)
Listen – Day7.mp3
Reposted from Thing-a-day 2009.
I created a patcher in Max 5 that generates numbers using a simple chaos equation. This modular component can be applied to frequency, amplitude, quasi-tempos, etc… Today’s mp3 demonstrates chaos as it is applied to pitch.
The great thing about chaos, as opposed to a random number generator is that if you listen long enough you can hear micro patterns emerge, evolve and dissolve.
Download – day6max.zip (requires Max 5)
Listen – Day6.mp3
Reposted from Thing-a-day 2009.
Today, I built the core engine of a harmonic tree additive synth engine.
Download – day5.mxf.zip (requires Max 5)
Listen – Day5.mp3
Reposted from Thing-a-day 2009.
I built a second granular synthesizer in Max 5, reusing some of the components from my day 1 project. The audio source I used for the recording is that of an old broken music box.
Download – day4.mxf.zip (requires Max 5)
Listen – Day4.mp3
Reposted from Thing-a-day 2009.