Fortress Of Solitude by spiffy

Release date

2009-09-16

Author

spiffy

Genre

Experimental

Description

I wrote a python script that creates a 12 tone row and builds up chords and patterns from it. Python did ALL of the composing and I only added some LFOs to kind of humanize it a bit. Maybe it sounds too 'random' or whatever, but I like it! mda Piano VST in this one...

Format

Buzz module (BMX/BMW)

File size

5.6 KB

Downloaded / played

514 times

Commented

5 times

License

This work is released under Creative Commons
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Comments

2009-09-16 10:12

monoton

2009-09-16 10:12

its very impressive what you let us listen here. im not a coder and its allways impressive from me too see how a machine makes sound. and you also, a seeker for the beauty, deep into code. is this a dream? or are you are a programm from the matrix great i like this PS: sorry for my english
2009-09-16 23:50

[anonymous]

2009-09-16 23:50

thanks mono! don't be sorry... i like your english better than alot of the english speakers i know!
2009-09-17 17:08

MixxxAd

2009-09-17 17:08

I have python 2.5 installed on my pc, but I'm not a coder at all. now I have a question, i saw that python was started while loading and listening your buzztrack. Is python necessary to listen? I liked your work here, where can I get info 'bout coding such stuff???
2009-09-18 01:50

spiffy

2009-09-18 01:50

hey mixxx, thanks for listening and I'm glad you liked it. Python isn't necessary to listen to this. I can't see why the bmx would cause python to start. My script just prints out some lists. Unfortunately, I still had to enter the patterns by hand... I am working on a version that uses pybuzz to do it. I'm no real coder, either. The script is really a fairly simple one... if you want I can send it to you. You can read about 12 tone stuff and other composition techniques on the web.
2009-09-22 22:27

lizard

2009-09-22 22:27

crazy; feels really strange... but somehow in a good way