Generative Music for Games or any Interactive Media using PD

A simple generative music for games or any interactive media. I used PD - Pure Data to generate the sounds & random sequences.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• game
• music
• pd
• pure
• data
• interactive
• experimental

[LordQuizar]

Reminds me heavily of the music in a game called "Osmos."

[jackullyt]

@LordQuizar - I never heard or know the "Osmos". I'm interested to hear it if you have any info. Please send a link or something. Thanks

[jackullyt]

that was on my mind as well :)

thanks!

[jackullyt]

i actually never use any midi controller here. all are just data input.

[jackullyt]

thanks, not too hot eh... :)

[centurycreole]

You have to watch this site : realcomposer !

Thanks

[ArnoldVeeman]

Hi Jackullyt,

Great stuff! I am working on something familiar with PD too right now. So sometimes it's good to study other ones work as well. I am new into this. Some element don't appear to be working... the [notesTable] an [spaceBar] for instance and also the noRepRand function can be called. Can you explain me what I might do wrong? Are there some extra PD features or classes available somewhere which I must grab before recreating and examine what you did?

Thanks in advanced!!!

[thizzboy99]

sounds great :) i'm probably going to check out puredata this summer maybe

[usedforbattle]

I could imagine this in a RPG ^_^

[new01]

This reminds me of some of the music from knytt stories. Also if you do use a midi controller with puredata, do you have terrible latency issues with it? I'll play a note and like 2-5 seconds later it will finally play and thats just with notein connected to noteout.