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I uploaded a couple of my scripts to patchstorage.com , including a Mutating Sequence Generator, which is my take on the Music Thing Modular Turing Machine and the Mutable Instruments Marbles.
Awesome! I was thinking about doing a Turing machine, but that’s been taken care of!
Nice script and good use of the xy pad @Bryan.
I’m hoping Mozaic gets some kind of visualiser someday so it could visualise sequences, notes and patterns.
Wow! Some great additions. Will definitely give these some attention 👊🏼™️
New script for the presets, which generates a sequence and lets it continuously evolve and morph.
The script is fairly simple, and shows a lot of different basic techniques which are easy to modify and adjust to taste.
I'll add it in the next update.
Not sure if i will ever personally write a script, but here’s an AUM Scene file using Mozaic to drive a little evolving ambient piece.
Scene File : https://www.dropbox.com/s/hkqk4d7kbpdhvan/The evolution of presence-recorded.aumproj?dl=0
The AudioLoop to plug in to FilePlayer:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/8aduluolpiwjikv/Enso Loop 70BPM 2019.5.30 23.46.wav?dl=0
Track result:
That's beautiful!
Sounds great! would love to know how you set this up?
Not delved into the programming yet, but has anyone adapted ‘noir beat recorder’ to work with ruismaker (and ruismaker fm)? Alternatively, any advice on changing the note lookup table, as I can’t seem to locate this in the code. Thanks!
Many many thanks sir 🙏🏼💕 your tool will allow us to make a dent in the universe of iOS music making 👊🏼™️
Thanks. Grab the AUM File in the link above and enjoy 😘
That script doesn’t have a lookup table since Noir responds to all MIDI notes (like a synth). But it is certainly possible to add one. Would you like me to do it, or do you want to try it yourself?
I adapted the script to drive Ruismaker/Ruismaker FM. Uploaded to Patchstorage.com as "Ruismaker Loopers": https://patchstorage.com/platform/mozaic/
The top row of the pads sends out on Channel 1, and the bottom row on Channel 2, so you can drive 2 instances with the same setup!
p.s. the current quantization method is quite crude. @_ki already has a much nicer method for determining timing. But this keeps the script short so it's easy to understand what's happening.
Wahey ! good stuff
Some bloody good stuff going on with this app. Brilliant 🙂🙂
After play a few hours with Mozaic, I just have a worry and strange feeling.
For first time....I feel that I don’t need more apps.
Doctor, what I have?
Sequence Generator —> Chordulator —> DRC + Factory + Neutron —> Fac Bandit —> HAPPINESS
Nice piece! I rarely listen to demos all the way through. Often I just kinda skim to get the gist.
This one, I hit play and listened all the way through. I forgot I was initially listening to check out the results of your setup and simply listened for pleasure.
Awesome. Thanks for allowing the piece to transport you and thanks for taking the time to let me know this 🙏🏼💕
Do you think you could make the Enso wave file available too? Just curious to study the whole
approach you use.
Very Terry Riley'ish !
@echoopera Wow again
I downloaded the AUM session you kindly provided, replaced Ravenloft with BS-16i, connected its supposed midi source, pressed play and was immediately immersed in a beautiful, magical evolving world of sound 🌸
I assume that the missing Enso_Loop_70BPM.wav contains the drums of the piece ? But even without the percussive part, the produced sound is fantastic. I‘ll probably try to add something generative using Ruismaker and some kind of evolving filter on my own.
Sweetness. Glad you enjoyed it 🙏🏼💕
Oops. Guess i forgot to bundle that in. Here’s the audio loop recorded from GrooveBox:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/8aduluolpiwjikv/Enso Loop 70BPM 2019.5.30 23.46.wav?dl=0
Just load it in to the FilePlayer slot of the session👊🏼™️
Absolutely brilliant thanks for this, and as well as being a lovely piece of music it’s giving me a few extra insights into routing Mozaic
I’ll check those out thanks. Your chord script is bloody brilliant though, really clever stuff. Worked really nicely with a ThumbJam Mandolin. Never thought I’d use that particular sound - but works a treat!
Excellent!
Here's a thought and a challenge for you Mozaic enthusiasts ... something I've been pondering for yonks - and this has tempted me to try it ... nothing too hard I suspect with this little gadget - I'm after a sequencer that programs itself ... or more accurately a little MIDI app that "listens" to a song or any pattern of audio noise, detects the transients and builds a matching pattern into a sequencer running a percussion track or anything else for that matter. I think that would be kinda useful myself.
This all arises from a idiotic pointless mission of mine to program any sort of sequencer to mimic bluegrass banjo picking patterns ... sounds easy till you try it - but yet it's only a simple, relatively mechanical pattern ... no particular reason - just because it is apparently bloody impossible in my frustrated experience over a few years.
Now I'm an absolute newbie at this coding caper - and I'd really appreciate any suggestions, tips, pointers, warnings and general lifestyle advice folks might offer. Meanwhile I'll plunge in and see how doable brambos has made my mission.
@Soundscaper : Mozaic is MIDI. It doesn't process audio. So, it can't listen to it.
I wonder if you could send the output of JamOrigin Midi Guitar and pull this off?
Listen for notes in certain ranges and funnel those into a smaller set of specific notes corresponding to the drums trigger notes in a sequencer/sampler/drum app.