Games - Generative Procedural Music

[totakeke]

Is this for download anywhere? I would really love to experiment with this!

[vstman]

What a lovely track! I hope you don't mind me downloading this as an mp3?

[pauljs75]

Reminds me of going nuts with LFO controllers hooked to arpeggio and other functions in music making software like LMMS or FL Studio. Put another LFO or peak controller that does something to a reverb effect on some drums, and it gets funky rythm change-ups. Stacking LFOs on LFOs is fun too.

[psicodelio]

Avantgarde porn music.

[poorlymadeproduction]

such little views for a awesome song that must have taken hours to create this is an extremly great tune

[Beatboxbob]

What're you using to record this video (I.E, Picking just a small part of the screen)

[ArnoldVeeman]

yep, count me in if you ever find that patch again, OK? ;-)

(means, great programming!)

[jackullyt]

@ArnoldVeeman - Sure... you're in. I will definitely ask for everybody's help once I re-learn my patching again. I think it is more on what you are trying to achieve, then you can make it whatever patching objects you're using. It may become a big file but as you learn more cheaper objects, then you can improve your patch. Just a $

[PrivateBuckwheat]

Very very cool. Do you think it's necessary to know a lot about music theory to develop something like this? I don't know much about modes and switching between them.

[jackullyt]

Thanks... Basic music theory knowledge would help but not that much.

[eyesuck17]

Very nice. What sort of generative system are you using here? e.i. How is the data being generated and modified? I see some random generation, but it seems as though each iteration of 4 or so is based on the previous one.

[jackullyt]

Thanks!

Data were modified or controlled using the qwerty keys.  Every sounds were generated by PD except the loop that I chopped, assigned and controlled. The random generation is not based on the previous one.

honestly, i couldn't remember much as this is my first patch that i developed and am not patching much lately :(

hopefully, i'll get my arse back with pd again and develop it further.

cheers!

[amirtaaki]

please release this patch. id love so much to have this and ill credit you if we use it in our next performance

[jackullyt]

I will, the problem is... I couldn't find it anymore :( . It's been a while. Gimme your email & as soon as I find it, I will send it to you. Sorry meyt!

[micheleverita]

Hi! congratulations this patch is amazing..i wish i could write a patch like this! i hope you could let us give a look to it

all the best

[jackullyt]

glad u like this patch, thanks. this is the patch that i developed since i started up with pd (i was inspired by spore's music at the gdc 08'). unfortunately, i couldn't remember what I did here & I have to relearn it back :(

i posted this before at the pd forum...

[micheleverita]

do you remember which pd forum?..i can't find it..all the best

[bdig7]

wow, this is a really great sound.

[jackullyt]

thanks, i couldn't find that file anymore :(

need to dig deeper

[Strangy87]

I very like your patch, sounds soft ant mysterious)

[jackullyt]

glad you like, thanks

[jackullyt]

I posted the patch long time ago in the PD forum without the soundfiles. I have to dig it somewhere as it's been a while now and I stopped from patching for a while. I'll get back unto this again.

[rafalcieslak256]

Wow, I really like this one! The effect is great!

Could you share this file with me, as I am learning Puredata, and I wish to see how exactly it works?

Just mentioned, but it would be very kind of you :D

[jackullyt]

ok, much appreciated ;)

[rengiv]

is possible to have the patch ?

[reedf1]

Wow! Even better. Very impressive.