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Scale & diatonic
by Hans Aberg 12 Oct '11

12 Oct '11

I have made a program, scale.ck, that admits one to work with scales, including tuning stretch, céleste tremulant, retune them, and then save to a file, with a line of code that can be pasted back into the source, available at next program startup. Scale tunings can be put into tuning banks, and otherwise defined by your favorite method. Details in the file. I have also updated my program for diatonic tuning systems, diatonic.ck. Just a few changes: adding some common tunings, fixing typos. The files are available here: http://www.math.su.se/~haberg/tuning_systems/ Hans

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ChucK code site
by Hans Aberg 02 Aug '10

02 Aug '10

What is the state of the ChucK code site? - I should perhaps post the tuning systems programs I made. Hans

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Balinese gong
by Hans Aberg 21 Jul '10

21 Jul '10

An audio sample of a Balinese gong, plus some articles. Hans http://link.aip.org/link/mm/doi=10.1121/1.3425742&filename=503006jasv1.wav http://blogs.physicstoday.org/update/2010/07/balis-beating-gong.html http://scitation.aip.org/journals/doc/JASMAN-ft/vol_128/iss_1/EL8_1.html?by… http://scitation.aip.org/journals/doc/JASMAN-ft/vol_127/iss_5/EL197_1.html?…

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Re: [chuck-users] Multiple Output
by Hans Aberg 19 Jul '10

19 Jul '10

I think you should try changing the pop-up menu to the left of the frequency one to 8 channels. Or something. The system may make a choice for 2 channels for you which your unit also supports, and then ChucK can't do that choice. Hans On 19 Jul 2010, at 22:54, Patrick Guido wrote: > what should I do in audio midi settings: http://grab.by/5uYO ?

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Multiple Output
by Patrick Guido 19 Jul '10

19 Jul '10

Hi, I've a sound card with 8 outputs (4 left and 4 right) and I want to send different audio signals to each output. Is this possible with chuck? Thanks -- Patrick Guido Arminio

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eChucK Update
by Les Hall 10 Jul '10

10 Jul '10

Hi all, To clarify about the eChucK project, I am not running ChucK on the boards that I have created. What I do is run miniAudicle on my Mac mini and code up test programs that consist of ChucK code that is specifically written to mimic actual hardware analog and digital circuits. Then I play around with the ChucK model until I am happy with it, then convert the ChucK program into electronic circuit form. Hence eChucK for electronic ChucK. I cleared the name with Ge a long time ago, he seemed to think it was a cool idea. This first circuit board is a modular synthesizer board that implements a Karplus Strong algorithm using analog circuitry. KS has been implemented in many forms including ChucK, but as far as I know this is the first modular synthesizer board that does it. The next planned board will use a simplified version of the KS circuit and a Boolean Sequencer to create a little song generator with headphones out and five dials to alter the music. That one will be a stand-alone product that anyone can buy or build without having a modular synthesizer or anything. Well, that's the update, hope I cleared things up . Les

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eChucK Lives...
by Les Hall 09 Jul '10

09 Jul '10

Hi Chuckists, I just wanted to mention that this eChucK project lives on, converting ChucK algorithms into circuit boards. I just got done preparing a batch of 22 boards for mailing out to customers around the world. This one is a modular synthesizer product only intended for people who make their own modular synthesizers. The next project will be a "Credit Card Synth", a little mini synth that makes great sounds in the form factor of a credit card (though thicker of course). Well, just wanted to say hi and report on progress, good day! Les

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