Pete Bessman:
> But try programming a complex synth line, replete with legatos and
> extremely- small interval fragments, and add in automation of filfreq, reso,
> panning, etc. It's doable, but it's painful. And the more time you
> spend fighting an app, the less time you spend making music. There's a
> reason tb303 synth apps are so popular, and it *ain't* just because the
> tb303 hardware is rare --- it's because the truth is, it's a feckin'
> PITA to use.
Well, I gave it a shot, using radium, zynaddsubfx and jack-rack. I don't
usually do this kind of music, and my version of zynaddsubfx is a bit old.
Anyway. :-) :
http://ccrma.stanford.edu/~kjetil/ashot.png
The brown line in radium is tempo, and the green line is connected to
the cutoff frequency in the butterworth filter in jack-rack. Its very
easy to set up, but I had no idea about effects or sounds or anything, so
I spent some time though. The notes are fairly random.
And here is the sound:
http://ccrma.stanford.edu/~kjetil/jack_capture_1.ogg
I'd say its pretty good to be done by an amatour in a hurry. :-)
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