Sunday, January 14, 2018
Caitlin creates wavetables for the E352 using data recorded on the ISS
Published on Jan 14, 2018 The Mad Music Machine
"The Code Club that Caitlin attends has entered the Astro Pi competition. As part of their research we have been looking at historic data collected on board the ISS. Here Caitlin explains how she extracted cyclic data from it and used it to create wavetables for the E352 Cloud Terrarium.
Once she had created the .wav file she imported into the Synthesis Technology Waveedit program to create the wavetables (see one of her previews videos for details on how to use this program).
She then explains how she modulates the wavetables with MATHS before having a quick jam with her newly created wavetables!"
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