NOISH~ vs AUTÓMATA cdr nº205 H.A.K. Lo-Fi RECORD
Hello list!
a new cdr of noish and also <freeDownload>
enjoy here >> <http://hakrecords.blogspot.com/>
<http://hakrecords.blogspot.com/2010/05/n205-noish-vs-automata.html>
noish~ vs automata
Improvisación con autómata
Live at Piksel Bergen Norway 2009 by noish~
Software : Pure data, Ardour, Ubuntu
Infos + code : http://noconventions.mobi/noish/
about the automata ::::::
Automata_Sonoro_v001 (generative sound machina) is a software
programmed in Pure Data for generating real-time sound compositions.
It creates compositions from 7 small sound seeds (samples of 5-15
seconds) with which it generates 7 files of 1 min, to be with those
who play after, transforming and mixing them iteratively in a
mechanical evolution, growth and deterioration. Its based on the
Fractal model and somehow with more conceptual distance also inspired
by the work of Alvin Lucier "I'm sitting in a room" 1969.
All of this does not chase to carry out strictly fractal music, but born of
an
interest to know and experiment with these math-concepts and
strategies looking for a king of organic unpredicatability, noncontrol
and chaos with which creatively play during the live perfomance.
salut!!
oscar martin
--
>>>http://noconventions.mobi/noish
Hi, I'm releasing an update to Cyclone, see
https://github.com/porres/pd-cyclone/releases/tag/cyclone_0.9-0 for
reference and changelog
I am now better integrating the documentation within PlugData and Vanilla,
showing relative objects in Pd Vanilla and ELSE. I also deprecated more
silly objects (some were also deprecated in 0.8-0). Also, bugfixes and
improvements and an important thing is support for double precision.
I uploaded macOS versions, for both single and double precision.
I'm waiting for Roman's help for Linux binaries (single and double)
I have also uploaded to deken raspberry pi versions, only single precision
I was able to compile a windows version for single precision and also
uploaded that, but I'm also in need of help to compile this for windows in
double precision, anyone?
cheers