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Digital Wool by pac
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_ss 4096 "0.1 1" gen_sinesum _notes "0 2 5 7 12" gen_vals _noteoffsets "0 -2" gen_vals _beat var _note var 1 (0.137 0.15 sine) + metro _beat set _beat get 1 _notes tseq dup _note set 48 + _beat get 30 0 tdiv 0 _noteoffsets tseq + mtof dup (1 3 0.01 sine +) * 1 0 _ss osc swap (1 3 0.01 sine -) * 1 + 1 0 _ss osc + dup 3 0.1 0 0 dist dup 2000 500 butbp swap dup 3500 800 butbp 0.05 * swap 6000 100 butbp 0.1 * + + swap 1000 buthp + 5 * _beat get 0 1 trand (1 (_note get 0.05 *) -) * 0.02 port * _beat get 0.6 0.65 0.2 tenvx * dup dup 0.9 (0.66 0.5 0.003 sine +) 1 vdelay + swap dup 0.9 (1.5 0.51 0.003 sine +) 1 vdelay + + tick tog 3 port dup * * dup 10 10 500 zrev +
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Title:
Digital Wool
Author:
pac
Description:
I should probably add some comments.
Created:
2019/06/20
Modified:
2019/06/20
License
7IYN6G
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Here are some Sporth learning resources (most of them by Paul Batchelor):
The
interactive cookbook
is a tutorial where you can run all the example code online (it's based on the
original cookbook
).
The
examples
demonstate a variety of Sporth ugens. Note: those that rely on external files will not work in AudioMasher.
The
Soundpipe modules reference
goes into more detail on the underlying function powering each Sporth ugen.
The
AudioMasher collection
can certainly be used as learning material.
And some information about AudioMasher:
Frequently Asked Questions
Source on Github