Tuesday, November 03, 2009
probability sequencing language
probability sequencing language Help file
The commands are simple at the start of every line you would have a frequency started by a letter
f110
or you can define it with drift i.e.
f110+1
this will make the frequeny drift on every iteration. In the roll you can have a percent chance or an x to define a 100% chance a period would be ignored.
f110+1 x . 30
f300 . . 50
you can include an entire csound line starting with an @ symbol. this would be saved in a file with a mac extension for macro (this feature is inspired by macro music language as implemented for 8 bit game machines).
the duration of the note or the time between notes can be defined with
dur=.25 step=.2
please keep in mind that you cannot have spaces in the defined value, this is done to make it really easy to code it in python.
The commands are simple at the start of every line you would have a frequency started by a letter
f110
or you can define it with drift i.e.
f110+1
this will make the frequeny drift on every iteration. In the roll you can have a percent chance or an x to define a 100% chance a period would be ignored.
f110+1 x . 30
f300 . . 50
you can include an entire csound line starting with an @ symbol. this would be saved in a file with a mac extension for macro (this feature is inspired by macro music language as implemented for 8 bit game machines).
the duration of the note or the time between notes can be defined with
dur=.25 step=.2
please keep in mind that you cannot have spaces in the defined value, this is done to make it really easy to code it in python.
Labels: csound, probility language
Sunday, October 25, 2009
probility language for Music Macro Language
I was asking about text based tracker formats and someone on kvr told me about Music Macro Language. I suppose I saw in in stuff like gwbasic, free basic exc, but when I saw it in all those old game machines like the nes and thier desire to have something that is not midi based, I realised that it was for me. what I have now is just a rough sketch. It works a little different that the one I did on csound.
A note has to fire so it has to equal 100% the first like has all the headings. in this case r is rest (in nes it may be different in other platforms.
a c b r
the lines under that will have the percentages
a c b r
10 20 10 60
in this case rest is a note and if it fires you do not get a sound.
probilty language for music macro language download
A note has to fire so it has to equal 100% the first like has all the headings. in this case r is rest (in nes it may be different in other platforms.
the lines under that will have the percentages
a c b r
10 20 10 60
in this case rest is a note and if it fires you do not get a sound.
probilty language for music macro language download
Labels: Music Macro Language, nes, probility language
