Dear all A student at the uni here has ported for the DAW Reaper, very popular amongst this group I think, some of the Fluid Corpus Manipulation’s first toolbox for sound decomposition. It might interest some of you, either as a gateway to the Max/SuperCollider/PureData objects, or the command line versions… but I have to say I use them all the time, they are a fantastic extension even when one is fluent with their creative coding version.
I hope you enjoy! pa > Hi everyone, > I've been working on a project, ReaCoMa (https://www.reacoma.xyz) that ports > the wonderful FluCoMa Max objects (https://www.flucoma.org) into REAPER. The > tools themselves open up pathways for new methods of sound exploration and > fluid decomposition. Currently there are algorithms for: > > - Non-negative matrix factorisation (blind source separation) > - Harmonic percussive source separation > - Transient extraction > - Sinusoidal resynthesis > - Novelty slicing > - Two amplitude slicers > - Transient slicing > - Spectral slicing > > and more to come with the continued development of the FluCoMa toolboxes. > > I wanted to be able to prototype workflows in Max and then apply them as > creative sound design or post-production techniques inside REAPER which > motivated me to start the project in the first place. ReaCoMa might also act > as a gateway drug to the Max tools if you're a DAW first type of person. What > I hope to do by sharing the project here is to bridge both of these workflows > and create some cross pollination between the various people that sit in each > camp. I've also started to issue tutorials for ReaCoMa which cover a number > of topics including installation, usage and detailed insight into the > algorithms which could function as a useful resource if you're interested > more generally in this area. > > If you're interested and not sure where to start there are two options: > > 1. Tutorial Series -> > https://www.youtube.com/watch?list=PLCQRw62RgghbsZgsA98lLkOwjBSs4yc9T&v=r3uHMXmlPRo&feature=emb_title > > 2. www.reacoma.xyz > > Thanks everyone and any questions are welcome here or at my e-mail > james.bradb...@hud.ac.uk _______________________________________________ Pd-list@lists.iem.at mailing list UNSUBSCRIBE and account-management -> https://lists.puredata.info/listinfo/pd-list
