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Showing posts with label python. Show all posts
Monday, December 07, 2020
Comparing FM8 with a DIY Python synthesizer
RPLKTR
"Can 750 lines of Python sound like FM8? Let's find out! We're listening to a live take of "Days of Wine and Roses" switching between the commercial synthesizer by Native Instruments and a DIY Python script.
You tell me whether it sounds passable!
Code available here:
https://github.com/ambv/aiotone/blob/..."
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
Custom Kick Drum Synthesizer & Sequencer
YouTube via keyg
"Writen in Python using pygame as audio/midi library.
Behringer BCR 2000 used as controller:
- First 4 knobs leds used to display pattern position
- First row of buttons select pattern to play (up to 8 patterns, patterns are queued)
- Second row of buttons select pattern to display/edit (you can edit one patter while playing another)
- Two rows of knobs control velocity/note on/off
- Three knobs on the bottom to control pitch, pitch decay and volume decay
- One knob to control tempo (I forgot to use it in this video)."
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