Gives me the mental image of a glitched out nintendo game.  Very cool.

Gives me the mental image of a glitched out nintendo game. Very cool. [img]https://78.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_l5ben27HN61qzpy7ko1_500.gif[/img]

I'd still play it if it was a fun enough game.

[quote=CosmicCairns]Gives me the mental image of a glitched out nintendo game. Very cool. [img]https://78.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_l5ben27HN61qzpy7ko1_500.gif[/img][/quote]I'd still play it if it was a fun enough game.

Nice, solid structure.

Nice, solid structure.

Turned out really cool

Turned out really cool

It sure does sound like it does, doesn't it.

I'm inclined to agree, it wouldn't be too far out of place in a game.

[quote=Jim Wood]Nice, solid structure.[/quote]It sure does sound like it does, doesn't it. [quote=mikememo]Turned out really cool[/quote]I'm inclined to agree, it wouldn't be too far out of place in a game.

I'm beginning to think that the whole "procedural generation" thing is a lie and you are just composing whilst drunk.

I really like the direction the recent stuff has been going, from a tonal, rhythmic, and mixing perspective.  A+

I'm beginning to think that the whole "procedural generation" thing is a lie and you are just composing whilst drunk. ;) I really like the direction the recent stuff has been going, from a tonal, rhythmic, and mixing perspective. A+

I can guarantee the composing stuff happens with a program, better yet, unlike in 2016, I'm not even choosing the instruments this time.

It really does start to sound like it's coming together nicely, every tweak so far seems to have added something significantly right.

[quote=orangedrink]I'm beginning to think that the whole "procedural generation" thing is a lie and you are just composing whilst drunk. ;) I really like the direction the recent stuff has been going, from a tonal, rhythmic, and mixing perspective. A+[/quote]I can guarantee the composing stuff happens with a program, better yet, unlike in 2016, I'm not even choosing the instruments this time. It really does start to sound like it's coming together nicely, every tweak so far seems to have added something significantly right.

Are you familiar with the group Autechre?  They do some crazy work with algorithms and have totally blurred this man v machine level.  You're getting there!  I am excited to compare January to December of your work this year

Are you familiar with the group Autechre? They do some crazy work with algorithms and have totally blurred this man v machine level. You're getting there! I am excited to compare January to December of your work this year :)

You may have mentioned them before. That's not really the style I'd like to go for though.

[quote=orangedrink]Are you familiar with the group Autechre? They do some crazy work with algorithms and have totally blurred this man v machine level. You're getting there! I am excited to compare January to December of your work this year :)[/quote]You may have mentioned them before. That's not really the style I'd like to go for though.

My only comparison was in methodology, not style.

My only comparison was in methodology, not style.

Ah, like that. It's hard to say without knowing the ins and outs of their work process, but the whole generative thing is quite vast, so I suppose it's not too unusual to know of someone doing it too.

[quote=orangedrink]My only comparison was in methodology, not style.[/quote]Ah, like that. It's hard to say without knowing the ins and outs of their work process, but the whole generative thing is quite vast, so I suppose it's not too unusual to know of someone doing it too.

It's that level where you constantly have to dodge enemy fire from every direction. Then comes that one part where you have to make a long jump and suddenly something pops randomly in front of you and you die.

It's that level where you constantly have to dodge enemy fire from every direction. Then comes that one part where you have to make a long jump and suddenly something pops randomly in front of you and you die.

I always have to google what you're talking about because it's over my head.  I searched Markov chain and got a diagram that looks like a uterus or at least some parts of internal female reproductive organs.  This was not helpful at all. There is melody bouncing off of the walls trying to break bricks and escape, that's for sure. Super punch Nintendo sounds for sure.

I always have to google what you're talking about because it's over my head. I searched Markov chain and got a diagram that looks like a uterus or at least some parts of internal female reproductive organs. This was not helpful at all. There is melody bouncing off of the walls trying to break bricks and escape, that's for sure. Super punch Nintendo sounds for sure. [img=Markov Chain]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Markov_chain#/media/File:Finance_Markov_chain_example_state_space.svg[/img]

What kind of platform will make music using Markov chain?
MAX?

cool tune

What kind of platform will make music using Markov chain? MAX? cool tune

And that's just the first wave.

You're not wrong. I have a comp-sci background so things like FSMs are part of my thing. The image doesn't show, but I know what you're talking about. I talked a little more about it in the previous song, Mr. Markov I Presume. Every circle is a state and every line represents the odds the next state will be the one the line goes to.
Imagine this diagrams where these states are US states, you randomly select California (the lowest) and according to the diagram you'd have 50% of staying in California, 25% chance of going to Nevada and 25% chance of going to Oregon (we'll skip Arizona for now). Once at the new state (or old) you decide again where to go to next until the month is out and you start over with a new chain.
The sounds are built in Macrotune.

Python. That's what I use anyway, I'm sure there're others using other languages.

[quote=NinjaBaka]It's that level where you constantly have to dodge enemy fire from every direction. Then comes that one part where you have to make a long jump and suddenly something pops randomly in front of you and you die.[/quote]And that's just the first wave. [quote=NWSPR]I always have to google what you're talking about because it's over my head. I searched Markov chain and got a diagram that looks like a uterus or at least some parts of internal female reproductive organs. This was not helpful at all. There is melody bouncing off of the walls trying to break bricks and escape, that's for sure. Super punch Nintendo sounds for sure.[/quote]You're not wrong. I have a comp-sci background so things like FSMs are part of my thing. The image doesn't show, but I know what you're talking about. I talked a little more about it in the previous song, [url=https://weeklybeats.com/devieus/music/mr-markov-i-presume]Mr. Markov I Presume[/url]. Every circle is a state and every line represents the odds the next state will be the one the line goes to. Imagine this diagrams where these states are US states, you randomly select California (the lowest) and according to the diagram you'd have 50% of staying in California, 25% chance of going to Nevada and 25% chance of going to Oregon (we'll skip Arizona for now). Once at the new state (or old) you decide again where to go to next until the month is out and you start over with a new chain. The sounds are built in [url=http://www.posemotion.com/macrotune/]Macrotune[/url]. [quote=zyuuziro]What kind of platform will make music using Markov chain? MAX? cool tune[/quote] Python. That's what I use anyway, I'm sure there're others using other languages.

[img]https://media3.giphy.com/media/hSPwTwfCRyJW0/giphy.gif[/img]

I'm happy to hear the ensemble all together, excellent synergy!

I'm happy to hear the ensemble all together, excellent synergy! :D

Wobbly.

It certainly took long enough, that's for sure. So now the real fun can begin.

[quote=kaedo sevaada][img]https://media3.giphy.com/media/hSPwTwfCRyJW0/giphy.gif[/img][/quote]Wobbly. [quote=Gab Manette]I'm happy to hear the ensemble all together, excellent synergy! :D[/quote]It certainly took long enough, that's for sure. So now the real fun can begin.