Hi.

Hi.

This is really cool.  The bass is engaging and unpredictable, and definitely gives the piece a structure of sections.  Is it like a kind of drunken Markov chain?  I'd kind of like to hear the drums a bit louder, but that's just me. Nice progress in the procedural realm!

This is really cool. The bass is engaging and unpredictable, and definitely gives the piece a structure of sections. Is it like a kind of drunken Markov chain? I'd kind of like to hear the drums a bit louder, but that's just me. Nice progress in the procedural realm!

Enjoying the bass highlight, have you got multiple osc in this or just one fuzzed osc?

Enjoying the bass highlight, have you got multiple osc in this or just one fuzzed osc?

Digging the sound on this one and agree it's unpredictable, but somehow works.

Digging the sound on this one and agree it's unpredictable, but somehow works.

I'm trying not to use a Markov chain and instead rely on distributions, because Markov chains are basically a sort of manual input and I prefer to keep things as random as possible. I'll focus on the drums later on, I wanted to put the bass to the test and put the drums there to have some form of measure.

It's the macrotunes square wave and noise wave with some effects on it, either a flanger or a paulstretch that doesn't stretch applied to a duplicate track, then amplifying the other track to 0 to keep the effects in the background.

Neat, I'll work on the drums next then.

[quote=onezero]This is really cool. The bass is engaging and unpredictable, and definitely gives the piece a structure of sections. Is it like a kind of drunken Markov chain? I'd kind of like to hear the drums a bit louder, but that's just me. Nice progress in the procedural realm![/quote] I'm trying not to use a Markov chain and instead rely on distributions, because Markov chains are basically a sort of manual input and I prefer to keep things as random as possible. I'll focus on the drums later on, I wanted to put the bass to the test and put the drums there to have some form of measure. [quote=Lyons]Enjoying the bass highlight, have you got multiple osc in this or just one fuzzed osc?[/quote]It's the macrotunes square wave and noise wave with some effects on it, either a flanger or a paulstretch that doesn't stretch applied to a duplicate track, then amplifying the other track to 0 to keep the effects in the background. [quote=CosmicCairns]Digging the sound on this one and agree it's unpredictable, but somehow works.[/quote] Neat, I'll work on the drums next then.

i fucking love random stuff. random seems like a bad word, but it can bring so much to the table.

i fucking love random stuff. random seems like a bad word, but it can bring so much to the table.

Classic. And you can dance to it.

Classic. And you can dance to it.

Loved this track well done.

Loved this track well done.

Love the randomness of this. 

Love the randomness of this.

This takes me back to Kung Fu on NES, but it is now Drunken Fist style. I mean that in the best possible way

This takes me back to Kung Fu on NES, but it is now Drunken Fist style. I mean that in the best possible way :)

How could that ever be in a bad way.

That's almost sort of the point. I guess it is now.

Many thanks.

Surrender if you must, I won't stop you.

Random is right, procedurally generated is more right.

[quote=Gab Manette]This takes me back to Kung Fu on NES, but it is now Drunken Fist style. I mean that in the best possible way :)[/quote] How could that ever be in a bad way. [quote=Masikus]Love the randomness of this. [/quote] That's almost sort of the point. I guess it is now. [quote=Ryan]Loved this track well done. [/quote] Many thanks. [quote=Jim Wood]Classic. And you can dance to it.[/quote] Surrender if you must, I won't stop you. [quote=Spaceman Fantastiques]i fucking love random stuff. random seems like a bad word, but it can bring so much to the table. [/quote] Random is right, procedurally generated is more right.

suhweet square_bass zound!

suhweet square_bass zound! :)

Only the ninetiest of degrees will do.

[quote=Tone Matrix]suhweet square_bass zound! :)[/quote] Only the ninetiest of degrees will do.

Wow interesting... robots making music? cOoL!

Wow interesting... robots making music? cOoL!

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