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Voc Monk by pac
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_sin 4096 gen_sine _f var _dry var _sweep var _tik var tick _tik set 40 _tik get tog 0.2 port 30 * + (3.5 0.2 1.2 sine +) 1 sine + _f set 350 (0.05 130 0.75 _sin osc)+ (0.2 250 0.75 _sin osc 250+)+ _sweep set # freq, pos _f get 0.4 (0.1 0.38 sine)+ # diam 0.4 (0.07 0.3 0.75 _sin osc)+ # tenseness, velum 0.9 1 (0.06 0.5 0.75 _sin osc)+ voc _tik get 0 0.2 delay tog 0.1 port * _dry set _dry get _sweep get 68 butbp _sweep get 75 butbp 200 0 0.2 1 pareq 2 * _dry get _f get 4 * 0.6 0.5 lpf18 + _dry get _f get 8 * 0.6 0.4 lpf18 0.6 * + _dry get _f get 16 * 0.6 0.3 lpf18 0.3 * + _dry get 0.1 * + 50 buthp 2.6 * dup 0 2.5 delay 0.6 * + dup dup 10 10 2000 zrev + +
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Title:
Voc Monk
Author:
pac
Description:
Meditate on the stack
Created:
2018/05/25
Modified:
2018/05/25
License
MPRBQS
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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