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Re: [microsound] Undirected music
>In fact i'm actually interested in "random generated" music.
>For example, taking 5 or 6 samples and making them play randomly changing
>their volume, pitch or length...
>Is there anybody using this kind of technique (w/ the exception of oval's
>reworking of charles' material)?
>Is there a software allowing this?
>rcf.
There is a rather good interview with Kim Cascone, I think its someplace on
the www.cycling74.com site? where Kim talks about a patch he made that will
randomly pull samples from a folder and play them.
You might also find lloopp to be a useful tool (sometimes the ladies
consider me a useful tool, heheh :P) its a rather large Max patch you can
download for free, it can randomly change volume, pitch and length in the
various loop players. Look for the link to lloopp in the resources section
of cycling74.com.
best
-scott (aka. useful tool aka. problematic bass mechanic) allison
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