I've seen the future of the web
June 29, 2009
I've seen the future of the web and it's htlm.org. htlm.org is the new Twitter, YouTube, MySpace, Wikipedia and tinyurl all in one. Everything before htlm.org was just Web 2.0.
Markov Chains in Pure Data
A featured article
May 23, 2009
In algorithmic music or in reactive music as written for RjDj, you often would like to use some randomness to avoid too much repetition. But random randomness is boring as well, so generally you need some ways to control or direct the random processes. Markov chains can be used to structure the random ocean a bit. They are not hard to implement in Pure Data, here's how.
cats: Pure Data - tags: composition | pd | puredata | sound | tutorial
"Smile" for RjDj
April 15, 2009
Smile is my latest scene for RjDj, released today - which is a good occasion to direct you over to the great new rjdj.me site. Visit it!
cats: Pure Data - tags: grid | music | pd | rjdj | smile | track
ADSR envelopes in Pd
A featured article
March 21, 2009
ADSR envelopes are the building blocks of many instruments in Pure Data. Here I show you some ways to build ADSR envelopes.
cats: Pure Data - tags: adsr | dsp | pd | synth | tutorial
Using [list] for composition in Pd
A featured article
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March 18, 2009
In composition list-operations let you encapsulate many common tasks in reusable abstractions. Normally LISP is the mother of all list-based composition software, but you can do lots of stuff in Pd as well thanks to the [list]-object.
cats: Pure Data - tags: composition | patch | pd | tutorial
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