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(in-package #:cl-collider)
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(in-package #:cl-collider)
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;; https://github.com/SCLOrkHub/SCLOrkSynths
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;; https://github.com/SCLOrkHub/SCLOrkSynths
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;; https://github.com/SCLOrkHub/SCLOrkSynths/blob/master/SynthDefs/strings/violin.scd
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;; https://github.com/SCLOrkHub/SCLOrkSynths/blob/master/SynthDefs/strings/violin.scd
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(freq 440) (gate 1) (amp 1) (pan 0) (out 0) (att 0.1) (dec 0.1) (sus 0.5) (rel 0.1)
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(vRate 4.6) (vDepth 0.02) (vAtt 0.15) (vRateVar 0.25) (vDepthVar 0.05)
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(pwmVarRate 2) (pwmMin 0.7) (pwmMax 0.8) (pwmRate 5)
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(bridgeFreq 2500) (scratchDepth 0.15)
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(defsynth violin ((freq 440) (gate 1) (amp 1) (pan 0) (out 0) (att 0.1) (dec 0.1) (sus 0.5) (rel 0.1)
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(defsynth violin ((freq 440) (gate 1) (amp 1) (pan 0) (out 0) (att 0.1) (dec 0.1) (sus 0.5) (rel 0.1)
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(vRate 4.6) (vDepth 0.02) (vAtt 0.15) (vRateVar 0.25) (vDepthVar 0.05)
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(vRate 4.6) (vDepth 0.02) (vAtt 0.15) (vRateVar 0.25) (vDepthVar 0.05)
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(range (lf-pulse.ar (* freq 1.5)) (/ 1 scratch) scratch))))
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(range (lf-pulse.ar (* freq 1.5)) (/ 1 scratch) scratch))))
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(snd-step-2 (+ (* snd-step-1 0.7)
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(snd-step-2 (+ (* snd-step-1 0.7)
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(bpf.ar snd-step-1 bridgeFreq 2 2)))
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(bpf.ar snd-step-1 bridgeFreq 2 2)))
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(snd-step-3 (* snd-step-2 envelope)))
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(snd-step-3 (* snd-step-2 amp envelope)))
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(out.ar out (pan2.ar snd-step-3 pan)))))
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(out.ar out (pan2.ar snd-step-3 pan))))
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;; (synth :violin :freq 400)
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;; (synth :violin :freq 400)
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;; (stop)
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;; (stop)
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(in-package #:cl-patterns)
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(in-package #:cl-patterns)
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:decay 2
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:decay 2
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:att 0.07
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:att 0.07
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:sus 0.8
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:sus 0.8
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:amp 0.1
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:legato 1
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:legato 1
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:degree (pseq (list 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7) 1)
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:degree (pseq (list 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7) 1)
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:dur 2)
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:dur 1)
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;; (play :foo-with-pluck-synth)
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;; (play :foo-with-pluck-synth)
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;; (end :foo-with-pluck-synth)
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;; (end :foo-with-pluck-synth)
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;; (stop :foo-with-pluck-synth)
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;; (stop :foo-with-pluck-synth)
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:instrument :fmrhodes1
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:instrument :fmrhodes1
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:octave 3
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:octave 3
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:degree (pseq (list 0 1 4 8 (prest 0) 0 2 4 7 4 2) 1))
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:degree (pseq (list 0 1 4 8 (prest 0) 0 2 4 7 4 2) 1))
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(play :hm-lallaa)
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;; (play :hm-lallaa)
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(end :hm-lallaa)
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;; (end :hm-lallaa)
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(stop :hm-lallaa)
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;; (stop :hm-lallaa)
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;; yup, that's a pause, cool
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;; yup, that's a pause, cool
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;; so, do I bring that stuff into a separate file?
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;; so, do I bring that stuff into a separate file?
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:base 2
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:base 2
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:root 5
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:root 5
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)
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)
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(play :hm-chords-progression)
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;; (play :hm-chords-progression)
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(end :hm-chords-progression)
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;; (end :hm-chords-progression)
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(stop :hm-chords-progression)
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;; (stop :hm-chords-progression)
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;; so, what's a good way to use them? just wrap separately into #'CHORD-NOTES
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;; so, what's a good way to use them? just wrap separately into #'CHORD-NOTES
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;; maybe at least for now
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;; maybe at least for now
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:base 2
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:base 2
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:root 5
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:root 5
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)
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)
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(play :hm-chords-progress-em-g-am-c)
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;; (play :hm-chords-progress-em-g-am-c)
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(end :hm-chords-progress-em-g-am-c)
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;; (end :hm-chords-progress-em-g-am-c)
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(stop :hm-chords-progress-em-g-am-c)
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;; (stop :hm-chords-progress-em-g-am-c)
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;; Am – F – C – G (i – VI – III – VII)
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;; Am – F – C – G (i – VI – III – VII)
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(pb :hm-chords-progress-am-f-c-g
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(pb :hm-chords-progress-am-f-c-g
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:base 2
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:base 2
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:root 5
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:root 5
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(play :hm-chords-progress-am-f-c-g)
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;; (play :hm-chords-progress-am-f-c-g)
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(end :hm-chords-progress-am-f-c-g)
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;; (end :hm-chords-progress-am-f-c-g)
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(stop :hm-chords-progress-am-f-c-g)
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;; (stop :hm-chords-progress-am-f-c-g)
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;; IV V iii vi (from video on japan's favourite chord progression)
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;; IV V iii vi (from video on japan's favourite chord progression)
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;; https://youtu.be/6aezSL_GvZA
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;; https://youtu.be/6aezSL_GvZA
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(pb :hm-chords-progress-golden-road
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(pb :hm-chords-progress-golden-road
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:instrument :strings
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;; :instrument :violin
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:instrument :fmrhodes1
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:octave 4
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:octave 4
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:amp 0.2
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:legato 1
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:legato 1
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;; :degree (pseq (mapcar #'chord-notes (list :major :minor :maj7 :major)) 1) ; works, but can't insert (prest 0) among chords
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;; :degree (pseq (mapcar #'chord-notes (list :major :minor :maj7 :major)) 1) ; works, but can't insert (prest 0) among chords
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;; :degree (pseq (list (chord :major) (chord :minor) (chord :maj7) (chord :major)) 1) ; doesn't seem to work
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;; :degree (pseq (list (chord :major) (chord :minor) (chord :maj7) (chord :major)) 1) ; doesn't seem to work
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:degree (pseq (list (nchord :major 3) (nchord :major 4) (nchord :minor 2) (nchord :minor 5) ) 1) ; doesn't seem to work
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:degree (pseq (list (nchord :major 3) (nchord :major 4) (nchord :minor 2) (nchord :minor 5) ) 1) ; doesn't seem to work
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;; :degree (pseq (list 1 2 3) 1) ; doesn't seem to work
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:dur (pseq (list 4 4 4 4 ))
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:dur (pseq (list 4 4 4 4 ))
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:root 0)
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:root 0)
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(play :hm-chords-progress-golden-road)
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;; (play :hm-chords-progress-golden-road)
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(end :hm-chords-progress-golden-road)
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;; (end :hm-chords-progress-golden-road)
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(stop :hm-chords-progress-golden-road)
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;; (stop :hm-chords-progress-golden-road)
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;; does it sound like in the video then?
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;; does it sound like in the video then?
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;; - giving (note/chord) and rhythm to get form that single note
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;; - giving (note/chord) and rhythm to get form that single note
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;; latter should be possible from defining a subpattern? with static note?
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;; latter should be possible from defining a subpattern? with static note?
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;;; now, I'd like to use (render (pdef :your-pattern) "/path/to/output.wav" :dur 4)
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;; for that I'd need to use more recent version than I get from quicklisp, so clone repo
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quicklisp:*local-project-directories*
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(ql:register-local-projects)
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(ql:where-is-system :cl-patterns) ;; #P"/home/efim/quicklisp/local-projects/cl-patterns/"
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;; (render (pdef :hm-chords-progress-golden-road) "/tmp/chords-4.wav" :dur 16)
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(pb :notes
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:degree (pseq (list 0 1 2 3) 1))
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;; (stop :notes)
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(setq *notes* (pseq (list 0 1 2 3)))
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(pb :just-*notes*
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:degree *notes*)
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;; (play :just-*notes*)
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;; (stop :just-*notes*)
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;; but that would certainly not help with changing other params
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;; "per phrase"
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(pb :attempt-at-repeating-pattern
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:degree (pseq (list 0 1 2 3) 2)
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:octave (pr (pwhite 2 5))
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;; (play :attempt-at-repeating-pattern)
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;; (end :attempt-at-repeating-pattern)
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;; (stop :attempt-at-repeating-pattern)
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;; how does that work? why octave only changes after the degree pseq ends?
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;; (next-upto-n (pr (pwhite 2 7) (pseq '(1 3 0 2) 1)))
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;; this started some computations in sbcl, which are in backgournd and I don't know how to stop
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;; (defpattern pr (pattern)
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;; (pattern
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;; (repeats :initform :inf)
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;; (current-repeats-remaining :state t))
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;; :documentation "Repeat each value from PATTERN REPEATS times. If REPEATS is 0, the value is skipped.
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;; See also: `pdurstutter', `pn', `pdrop', `parp'")
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;;; so the stream gets frozen, waiting for something to compute?
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; well, I guess OBJECT is stream that always repeats itself
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; so when I just put 3 or 4 - that's endless stream of 3s and 4s
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;; and to have pseq work - I need to remove that "1" and pseq would repeat forever, and numbers from pseq would be "multipliers" for endless stream of random numbers
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;; and random numbers would be new for second circle?
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;; so when "automatic jazz" https://github.com/defaultxr/cl-patterns/blob/master/doc/cookbook.org#random-notes-from-a-scale
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;; cool
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;; so to have sequence of parameters that apply for whole melody
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;; I'd need "pr forever" and then take items from the list, so from pseq
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(pb :at-repeating-pattern
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;; well, no, I don't understand after all!
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;; let's just copy "automatic jazz" and view it with #'NEXT-UPTO-N
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;; so I guess when the pattern "repeats" it will be "exactly same" with randoms recalculated
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** tried synths in a pattern and they work!
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even though they don't stop on their own,
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even though they don't stop on their own,
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so maybe `gate` is a default argument that passes control from the pattern system, using `dur`
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so maybe `gate` is a default argument that passes control from the pattern system, using `dur`
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** NEXT - learn more about puttin melodies in, midinotes and stuff
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what I want is "pitch model"
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** NEXT - how to keep same note pattern repeating with different settings of legato \ duration
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* [2022-09-04 Sun]
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* [2022-09-04 Sun]
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** evil marcro for wrapping consecutive values (or args) into pairwise brackets:
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** evil marcro for wrapping consecutive values (or args) into pairwise brackets:
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well, not being inserted due to backspace, sad
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well, not being inserted due to backspace, sad
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is that pause?
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but why would event then still have :DEGREE attribute?
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but why would event then still have :DEGREE attribute?
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* [2022-09-05 Mon]
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** let's what? move instruments into separate organized files?
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meh, let's try for arpeggio from chords?
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** DONE - learn more about puttin melodies in, midinotes and stuff
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what I want is "pitch model"
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http://doc.sccode.org/Tutorials/Streams-Patterns-Events5.html
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:degree - is from an octave, and :octave 5 default and quite high, :root is which octave to take
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** NEXT - how to keep same note pattern repeating with different settings of legato \ duration
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I'll try to define notes separately with pdef and insert it? would then single length would be for all?
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** so, I tried to figure out how to change parameters for whole "phrases"
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"automatic jazz" does that with getting new random value, that gets repeated "forever" until the end of the pattern
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