euclidean algorithm generator

[steff3]

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First the rhythem, second the velocity, third some factory delay or sequence to process further and for the finsh the probability that you can reduce the number of notes/beats.
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Well, as the factory scripts use MIDI note information (on receive and send - or input and output) and so on - therefore one would need to record the information first - as one cannot access it - or one needs to rewrite those scripts .... both options are rather inconvenient ...

so, technically it is possible but I am afraid that my implementation will currently not offer workflows for such things ...

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[steff3]

I posted a preview nki - which includes the script ....

http://ksp.performativespace.com

hope that helps

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[jue]

hello,
the basics are interesting, but I failed to get it to work with my own sounds.
Wanded to generate some HANGdrum rythems with it but even after changing the sample it does not sound like i exspected even with filter of.
Saving the euclidean part alone also does not help.
For me it seems that you must have all the three scripts together that they are working, but what is with differend sounds?
Anyway thanks a lot to make this possible.

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jue

[steff3]

Hello,

strange ... as I said the Euclidean algo just produces a pattern that is passed to the designer ... the designer should play whatever is on the key/note number you specify (the little value_edit field on the right side)

the filter script is only some extra stuff which is not needed or linked ...

but Generator passes the pattern to Designer and this one will play the pattern on the specified note (the little value_edit field on the right side) at the velocities that you specify - this happens on incoming notes (any pitch) - oh, the script currently waits until a new bar starts - so if you press the key it might wait for some time ... keep the key pressed ...

hope that helps

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[jue]

Hello,

found one more question:
How is the tempo set? From the host?

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jue

[steff3]

tempo - it is using the relative tempo values - 8th and 16th at the moment from what Kontakt is set to - via the Kontakt controls (metronome settings which you can show/hide with the big button at the upper icon pane) or from host ...

hope that helps ...

[steff3]

Just as a note: I posted a preview2 (zip-file name was not changed) - mainly that one can turn off the 'wait for bar start'-sync ....

Also added a readme-file with information ....

hope that helps

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