Hi all, The ChucK Show has been on vacation for the past two weeks. I had a cold and was exhausted two weeks ago, and last week we did a Lunetta show in place of the ChucK show. It seems there hasn't been all that much activity on the ChucK frontier the past couple of months, so I've decided to do some special topics shows featuring other aspects of the electro-music.com forum. I am currently collecting material for a Nord Modular show, and I'll mix that in with some ChucK shows, an occasional Lunetta show, and maybe something else like a Modular Synthesizer show. Fear not, the ChucK show will return just as soon as I get some new material. Thanks to everyone who has made contributions to the show. For recordings of any of the shows on electro-music.com radio, please see the following forum page: http://electro-music.com/forum/index.php?f=174 take care, Les
les (everyone), documentation of the most recent PLOrk show, with Matmos, So Percussion, Riley Lee and others, is up here: http://music.princeton.edu/PLOrk-Spring2009/ all the pieces other than the first use ChucK. best-est, dan On Aug 10, 2009, at 12:37 AM, Les Hall wrote:
Hi all,
The ChucK Show has been on vacation for the past two weeks. I had a cold and was exhausted two weeks ago, and last week we did a Lunetta show in place of the ChucK show. It seems there hasn't been all that much activity on the ChucK frontier the past couple of months, so I've decided to do some special topics shows featuring other aspects of the electro-music.com forum. I am currently collecting material for a Nord Modular show, and I'll mix that in with some ChucK shows, an occasional Lunetta show, and maybe something else like a Modular Synthesizer show. Fear not, the ChucK show will return just as soon as I get some new material. Thanks to everyone who has made contributions to the show. For recordings of any of the shows on electro-music.com radio, please see the following forum page:
http://electro-music.com/forum/index.php?f=174
take care,
Les
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Daniel Trueman wrote:
les (everyone), documentation of the most recent PLOrk show, with Matmos, So Percussion, Riley Lee and others, is up here:
http://music.princeton.edu/PLOrk-Spring2009/
all the pieces other than the first use ChucK.
best-est, dan
Thanks for posting this, Dan!
From http://music.princeton.edu/~hammond/LiLo/download.html:
"This version of LiLo uses a custom build of ChucK that incorporates a multichannel version of the LiSa unit generator object. Running this version of ChucK will allow you to pitch shift individual voices, but keep in mind you'll be limited to five measly voices! [edit: this version temporarily unavailable until the multichannel LiSa object is released to the general public in a future version of ChucK]" It's only natural to desire what I can't have -- is this in cvs? michael
From http://music.princeton.edu/~hammond/LiLo/download.html: . . .
After looking through the LiLo chuck source a bit, I have to wonder if there might be a better pattern for receiving events via OSC than recv.event( "/changeVoice, i, i, i" ) @=> OscEvent changeVoice; ... recv.event( "/manualChunking, i, i, f") @=> OscEvent manualChunking; fun void oscRecv1() { while (true) { // wait for event to arrive changeVoice => now; ... } ... fun void oscRecv37() { while (true) { manualChunking => now; ... } spork ~ oscRecv1(); ... spork ~ oscRecv37(); I wrote a ChucK class for interacting with SooperLooper that hides all the OSC mess for sending messages. I haven't been able to come up with a clean pattern for hiding the receiving of OSC messages. http://www.essej.net/sooperlooper http://github.com/heuermh/lick/blob/b30c8ab28abe6e1580e43819fe586af247cfd298... http://www.essej.net/slforum/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=110 Of particular concern is the fact that any method calls that query the state of the SooperLooper engine will need to be asynchronous. For example SooperLooper.ck: fun int getLoopLength() http://www.essej.net/sooperlooper/doc_osc.html: GET PARAMETER VALUES /sl/#/get s:control s:return_url s: return_path Which returns an OSC message to the given return url and path with the arguments: i:loop_index s:control f:value michael
not sure if it is in CVS. it's awaiting a fix to how ChucK handles multiple channels; once that gets fixed (a fix *i* can't make), it should work fine and be releasable. dan On Aug 10, 2009, at 12:19 PM, Michael Heuer wrote:
Daniel Trueman wrote:
les (everyone), documentation of the most recent PLOrk show, with Matmos, So Percussion, Riley Lee and others, is up here:
http://music.princeton.edu/PLOrk-Spring2009/
all the pieces other than the first use ChucK.
best-est, dan
Thanks for posting this, Dan!
From http://music.princeton.edu/~hammond/LiLo/download.html:
"This version of LiLo uses a custom build of ChucK that incorporates a multichannel version of the LiSa unit generator object. Running this version of ChucK will allow you to pitch shift individual voices, but keep in mind you'll be limited to five measly voices! [edit: this version temporarily unavailable until the multichannel LiSa object is released to the general public in a future version of ChucK]"
It's only natural to desire what I can't have -- is this in cvs?
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