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BitWiz Code Sharing
I'm getting into Kymatica's BitWiz app lately. The code language is a bit over my head but I've been experimenting and have managed to coax some dark, harsh sounds out of it.
That said, does anyone have any code presets they'd like to share? I'd really appreciate it. Bonus points for presets that use the XY pad. That thing is tons of fun with the right codes.
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Here's a squarish/saw code with x,y,a, and b variables. You can move two fingers around. Using midi cc messages to control these variables is a great way to get rhythm and complex modulations going.
// squarish
a/(b+x)^(t%(256-(y|(b/10))))-x|y*(t/(b-a))
You really don't need to have mathematical knowledge to get interesting codes. Just start off with some of the factory codes and change values, operators, add additional variables. Just make sure you have matching operators and parenthesis. The app will let you know if there's an error. By trial and error you'll develop a sense of how different changes translate to changes in the sound generated by the codes. Whenever you get something even halfway interesting, you can save it and add notes. You might come back to it later and make further mods that take you in an interesting direction.
w/ some rverb, phaser, flanger, etc. (I used Magellan) this sounds like the intermission 'music' at a Tool show (to me at least).
// randomized 3f545d07
r=15/6,w=t^51/6|t*x%y
(randomized & then edited for x/y)