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Tutorial 1: Additive Synthesis

By Marcin Posted on 25/09/2019 Posted in Tutorials

Below you can find the patch we have worked on at today’s session: The folder contains both, the main interface patch and the partial abstraction. Things to remember from the tutorial: Abstractions – turn your code into reusable modules which …

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Advice on Encapsulation

By Martin Parker Posted on 04/10/2019 Posted in Supplementary Materials, Tutorials

Encapsulation – 1 Encapsulation – 2

Screen grabbing your software for submission

By Martin Parker Posted on 07/10/2019 Posted in Supplementary Materials, Tutorials

These two videos show how to setup a Zoom H6 to record your software in use. The H6 is setup as an audio card and you can use a cable from your computer into the Zoom and mix the microphone …

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Materials from the tutorial – 23.10.2019

By Marcin Posted on 23/10/2019 Posted in Tutorials

Here is a complete patch we have created during today’s tutorial. We have expanded upon utility tools from Martin and added simple Sample and Hold oscillator (Warning, the first group haven’t seen this part). The patch opens in ‘Presentation Mode’ …

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polyphony and the poly~ object (also adsr~)

By Martin Parker Posted on 04/11/2019 Posted in Supplementary Materials, Tutorials

In this tutorial, I introduce the poly~ object and its best friend adsr~. Poly~ is a rather useful but slightly complex tool that allows you to have multiple instances of the same DSP stacked on top of one another, waiting …

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Tutorial 01 – sorting buttons, making sounds

By Martin Parker Posted on 16/09/2019 Posted in Tutorials

Students on the PG version of this course should select which hour they want to take: doodle.com/poll/5xfaygypyrkke6xy Undergraduate students will take tutorial 12:10-13:00 on every other Wednesday. Tutorials will be run by Marcin Pietruszsewski: www.marcinpietruszewski.com

Tutorial – granulation

By Martin Parker Posted on 22/10/2018 Posted in Tutorials

At this tutorial, we’ll look in detail at some techniques for playing back samples in novel ways. In particular, we’ll explore granulation using 3rd party externals and building our own abstractions.  Bring headphones and a laptop with MaxMSP installed on …

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Button management

By Martin Parker Posted on 11/10/2018 Posted in Supplementary Materials, Tutorials

This shows how you can use the ASCII keyboard of your computer to detect which key has been pressed and how long for. You can use it as a starting point for managing the button input on your project. Download …

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Using function

By Martin Parker Posted on 11/10/2018 Posted in Supplementary Materials, Tutorials

You have seen us use function in lectures many time. Here is an explanation of how it can be used to generate envelopes to shape the amplitude of sounds or other modulation parameters. Note the handy prevent retrigger thing on …

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lists and data

By Martin Parker Posted on 11/10/2018 Posted in Supplementary Materials, Tutorials

Here is an example of some list storage, recall, unpacking and manipulation. You can store lists of information inside a coll (short for collection). Make sure that the collection is formatted in the right way with index, data data data; …

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