Showing posts with label Live Electronics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Live Electronics. Show all posts

28.9.13

Pitch shifting

G09.pitchshift.pd in the help patches is an implementation of pitch shift with 2 overlapping delays. Miller explains the techniques in his online book. Here is a more detailed explanation, followed (click on next>>) by an implementation of pitchshifting library. You can download this tool and try it for yourself. This is one of the great things about Pd and open source -  it allows anyone to contribute from their own expertise. 

26.9.13

Pd patches

  • A repository for Pd with an interactive website, examples patches, and documentation of a variety of project.
  •  Pd website includes a section of patches shared by users
  • A modular synth build with Pd with some examples. 

28.8.13

Live coding

Here is a documentary explaining what is live coding. And a version of Reich's Piano Phase done with live coding. 

Live electronics

Some examples of music for solo instrument with electronic processing:



Interaction

Analogue 'sequencer' using distance sensor (with the arduino platform).
Silent Drum from Jaime Oliver (not jamie) using Pd/Gem to map gesture to audio creating a new instrument.