[chuck-users] AI drum machine

[Adam Tindale]

Hi,

Nice work. I think also Envelope will do the trick. A fun chuck  
workout is also to define your own envelope. You could either make an  
object that extends Ugen or write a function and spork it. That way  
you could send two arguments for the beginning index and end index of  
the sample to playback and then just do something like this:

startval => sample.pos;
(endval - startval)::samps => now;
sample.samples() => sample.pos;

Make sense? I use this little bit of code all the time to make  
glitchy little things that crackle and pop when I start and stop the  
sample. You can put this through a low pass filter to take the edge  
off if you like.

Hooray for threading!

Happy ChucKing.

--art

On 9-Jun-06, at 7:27 AM, Kassen wrote:

> On 6/9/06, Ollie Glass
>
>> At the moment the samples play for their 'natural' length. I can  
>> see how
>> note length could be done if the sequence sent MIDI out events but  
>> not with
>> samples. How would you do this?
>
> Hmmmm, perhaps I'm missing something but wouldn't a simple ADSR do?
> That might give interesting options. Normally step sequencers and
> variable note-length don't like eachother, at least not for the
> interface but here perhaps the neural net could take care of note
> length? With hits it's relatively sure about getting longer?
>
> Very nice work, I'll have a detailed look as soon as possible but at a
> glance it looked great.
>
> Kas.
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