On 06/05/2019 01:32, Anthony Walter via lazarus wrote:
Regarding the next project, I think I am going to concentrate two
different programming tasks for my students. One task is to create
various tones through simple functions, and the other is to create
effects (again through simple functions) which manipulate a sound
source. Examples of effects might include a chorus effect, pan effect,
flanger effect, reverb effect, echo effect, and probably a few crazy
original sounding effects that don't make much sense for musicians to
use. In any case, I suspect that I will allow the user to again hook
effects up together in a chain, possibly using the same node type user
interface where one effect outputs samples that can be fed into other
effects.
And in place of the image drawn above like in the Image Shop example,
I might just make the rendering take the shape of graphing real time
wave forms and cut back slightly on the musical staff, at least until
another point in time.
As well as effects to alter the tones, you could consider adding a
repetitive mode in which beats/rhythm is introduced for one or more
tones, such as various drumming styles, pizzicato, rock rhythms, hip
hop, waltz and other dance beats etc. If the tones sounded concurrently
this could add a ground bass effect.
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