Thursday, February 10, 2011
abstract binary sequencer made with pure data and touch osc
YouTube via NoizeHack | February 09, 2011 |
"made a 16 by 16 grid with touch osc that sends osc messages to pure data that turns the grid into 4 8 bit binary numbers, 2 horizontal, 2 vertical and then uses the 8 bit (0-255) numbers to control the parameters of a simple sine wave synth with amplitude and frequency modulation and also some cross modulation. I like the abstractness of the sequencer, you can't tell exactly what sound it will make by glancing at it so you just make patterns and see what they sound like. this is not for the control freak."
TouchOSC - hexler
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