I feel genuinely attacked by that sound, and it's fantastic. Great stuff!

I feel genuinely attacked by that sound, and it's fantastic. Great stuff!

I love this. Oddly soothing. Kind of sounds like the death rattles of an android.

I love this. Oddly soothing. Kind of sounds like the death rattles of an android.

I love the sound of the restraint here.  It's like it's trying to bubble to the surface but never really succeeds.  The depth of thought for the title is the best though.  Haha!

I'd love to have more (more like some) gen~ knowledge and the math stuff can get so difficult if you're not studied on it.  I do love some simple math I've come across which can do things you wouldn't think to use it for. 

I love the sound of the restraint here. It's like it's trying to bubble to the surface but never really succeeds. The depth of thought for the title is the best though. Haha! I'd love to have more (more like some) gen~ knowledge and the math stuff can get so difficult if you're not studied on it. I do love some simple math I've come across which can do things you wouldn't think to use it for.

You're welcome. And also many thanks, that is kind of you.

I had to listen to it again to get the death rattles, now I can't unhear it.

Thanks. Yeah, it's like a permanent state of frustration or something, hey? I love a good fancy title.

Gen~ seems pretty straight forward but because any MSP knowledge doesn't really translate it's just a bit... eh. If you look at the patch, the math in this one is all in a codebox object inside the gen~ subpatch, which to me makes way more sense. The math itself isn't too hard I don't think (in that I can mostly read it), for me it's the translation from calculus to code that I lack.

[quote=Mortistar]I feel genuinely attacked by that sound, and it's fantastic. Great stuff![/quote] You're welcome. And also many thanks, that is kind of you. [quote=kevanatkins]I love this. Oddly soothing. Kind of sounds like the death rattles of an android.[/quote] I had to listen to it again to get the death rattles, now I can't unhear it. [quote=rdomain]I love the sound of the restraint here. It's like it's trying to bubble to the surface but never really succeeds. The depth of thought for the title is the best though. Haha! I'd love to have more (more like some) gen~ knowledge and the math stuff can get so difficult if you're not studied on it. I do love some simple math I've come across which can do things you wouldn't think to use it for. [/quote] Thanks. Yeah, it's like a permanent state of frustration or something, hey? I love a good fancy title. Gen~ seems pretty straight forward but because any MSP knowledge doesn't really translate it's just a bit... eh. If you look at the patch, the math in this one is all in a codebox object inside the gen~ subpatch, which to me makes way more sense. The math itself isn't too hard I don't think (in that I can mostly read it), for me it's the translation from calculus to code that I lack.

sounds almost like a tape loop, so delicate a machine whisper

we truly love to see it

gonna upgrade to live suite for my birthday then i can start playing with max

sounds almost like a tape loop, so delicate a machine whisper we truly love to see it gonna upgrade to live suite for my birthday then i can start playing with max <3

lovely noise here. I dig the flangey, feedbacked tone under the reverb. Echo the tape comment, definitely has that character. Have to have a look at Van der Pol oscs, not sure i've encountered them

lovely noise here. I dig the flangey, feedbacked tone under the reverb. Echo the tape comment, definitely has that character. Have to have a look at Van der Pol oscs, not sure i've encountered them

ah nice! it's a chaos type thing - should give it a go!

ah nice! it's a chaos type thing - should give it a go!

Thanks very much. I do love a good tape loop - might make one for a piece soon. Good luck with the Max (4 Live) adventure!

Thanks heaps. I didn't notice the flangey feedback under the reverb. I imagine it's an artefact from stacking two convolution reverbs on top of each other. I reckon you'd have a great time with the VdP - if you make a better (more stable) algorithm in max I'd love to pilfer it for later work.

[quote=fieldcollage]sounds almost like a tape loop, so delicate a machine whisper we truly love to see it gonna upgrade to live suite for my birthday then i can start playing with max <3[/quote] Thanks very much. I do love a good tape loop - might make one for a piece soon. Good luck with the Max (4 Live) adventure! [quote=lysdexic]lovely noise here. I dig the flangey, feedbacked tone under the reverb. Echo the tape comment, definitely has that character. Have to have a look at Van der Pol oscs, not sure i've encountered them[/quote] [quote=lysdexic]ah nice! it's a chaos type thing - should give it a go![/quote] Thanks heaps. I didn't notice the flangey feedback under the reverb. I imagine it's an artefact from stacking two convolution reverbs on top of each other. I reckon you'd have a great time with the VdP - if you make a better (more stable) algorithm in max I'd love to pilfer it for later work.

For sure!

For sure!

I'm such a damn dummy. I just got what you meant by "fellow fern-er." What platform are you doing this in? I'm immediately intrigued with the strangely consistent randomness.

I'm such a damn dummy. I just got what you meant by "fellow fern-er." What platform are you doing this in? I'm immediately intrigued with the strangely consistent randomness.

Perfect description, "consistent randomness". Because it's chaos rather than randomness there's this kind of cyclic nature to it, I dunno. This was done using gen~ in MaxMSP.

[quote=ecso]I'm such a damn dummy. I just got what you meant by "fellow fern-er." What platform are you doing this in? I'm immediately intrigued with the strangely consistent randomness.[/quote] Perfect description, "consistent randomness". Because it's chaos rather than randomness there's this kind of cyclic nature to it, I dunno. This was done using gen~ in MaxMSP.