Comments for CODEMUSE http://www.codemuse.net/blog sharing my generative art toys / code / photography / etc Sun, 21 Mar 2010 22:14:30 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 Comment on PlayWithMozart by jmbara http://www.codemuse.net/blog/?p=1&cpage=2#comment-222 jmbara Sun, 21 Mar 2010 22:14:30 +0000 http://www.codemuse.net/blog/?p=1#comment-222 Adam - Am glad to share the source code -- I’ve sent it to you. I’d be interested in seeing your piano song composition program when it is finished. Adam – Am glad to share the source code — I’ve sent it to you. I’d be interested in seeing your piano song composition program when it is finished.

]]> Comment on PlayWithMozart by Adam http://www.codemuse.net/blog/?p=1&cpage=2#comment-221 Adam Sun, 21 Mar 2010 15:42:43 +0000 http://www.codemuse.net/blog/?p=1#comment-221 Hello! I know it's been asked a few dozen times before - but I'm also beginning to work with the Popforge library and would be very interested in seeing your code to analyze as a basis for a piano song composition program I'm in the process of working on! Best Regards, Adam Hello!

I know it’s been asked a few dozen times before – but I’m also beginning to work with the Popforge library and would be very interested in seeing your code to analyze as a basis for a piano song composition program I’m in the process of working on!

Best Regards,
Adam

]]> Comment on PlayWithMozart by young mozart - StartTags.com http://www.codemuse.net/blog/?p=1&cpage=2#comment-216 young mozart - StartTags.com Mon, 25 Jan 2010 23:22:21 +0000 http://www.codemuse.net/blog/?p=1#comment-216 [...] a young Mozart and are contained in a manuscript owned by the Mozarteum for more than 100 years. ...CODEMUSE PlayWithMozartTo play, click on young Mozart's image, below. Be sure to come back here and leave a comment if you [...] [...] a young Mozart and are contained in a manuscript owned by the Mozarteum for more than 100 years. …CODEMUSE PlayWithMozartTo play, click on young Mozart’s image, below. Be sure to come back here and leave a comment if you [...]

]]> Comment on PlayWithMozart by jmbara http://www.codemuse.net/blog/?p=1&cpage=2#comment-215 jmbara Thu, 14 Jan 2010 14:12:31 +0000 http://www.codemuse.net/blog/?p=1#comment-215 Gerald - I sent you the source code. To see how I implemented the timer look for the file KClock.as. The timer gets incremented by the main loop in MainLoop.as. I look forward to seeing your BPM timer keeper. Gerald – I sent you the source code. To see how I implemented the timer look for the file KClock.as. The timer gets incremented by the main loop in MainLoop.as. I look forward to seeing your BPM timer keeper.

]]> Comment on PlayWithMozart by Gerald http://www.codemuse.net/blog/?p=1&cpage=2#comment-214 Gerald Thu, 14 Jan 2010 09:41:15 +0000 http://www.codemuse.net/blog/?p=1#comment-214 Great project! I've been creating a BPM timer/keeper... my approach is to create an empty sound sample using bytearray and popforge's SoundFactory, and using sound_complete. So far it's somewhat accurate with the ms intervals being quite constant. I'd like to know how you did yours. I can send you mine for comparison. Great project! I’ve been creating a BPM timer/keeper… my approach is to create an empty sound sample using bytearray and popforge’s SoundFactory, and using sound_complete. So far it’s somewhat accurate with the ms intervals being quite constant.

I’d like to know how you did yours. I can send you mine for comparison.

]]> Comment on PlayWithMozart by jmbara http://www.codemuse.net/blog/?p=1&cpage=2#comment-211 jmbara Wed, 25 Nov 2009 21:19:44 +0000 http://www.codemuse.net/blog/?p=1#comment-211 Jan - I sent you the source code. PlayWithMozart uses sampled sounds; of course, to emulate the KAOS you will want to synthesize your own sounds rather than using samples -- if you haven’t already, you can find examples of simple software synths in the popforge library. Good luck with your project! Jan – I sent you the source code. PlayWithMozart uses sampled sounds; of course, to emulate the KAOS you will want to synthesize your own sounds rather than using samples — if you haven’t already, you can find examples of simple software synths in the popforge library. Good luck with your project!

]]> Comment on PlayWithMozart by Jan http://www.codemuse.net/blog/?p=1&cpage=1#comment-210 Jan Wed, 25 Nov 2009 05:57:36 +0000 http://www.codemuse.net/blog/?p=1#comment-210 Hello, I also recently stumbled upon PopForge and was having the exact same problem coming up with pitch shifts... and I don't mean to be a bum but it would be great if I could look at the source too 0:) I'm a student and I've been thinking of doing a simple version of Korg's KAOSSillator using the XY Plane, and I'm pitch shifting correctly but I don't know how the scales / pitches work... and your PlayWithMozart is amazing, by the way! Hello, I also recently stumbled upon PopForge and was having the exact same problem coming up with pitch shifts… and I don’t mean to be a bum but it would be great if I could look at the source too 0:)

I’m a student and I’ve been thinking of doing a simple version of Korg’s KAOSSillator using the XY Plane, and I’m pitch shifting correctly but I don’t know how the scales / pitches work…

and your PlayWithMozart is amazing, by the way!

]]> Comment on PlayWithMozart by jmbara http://www.codemuse.net/blog/?p=1&cpage=1#comment-209 jmbara Mon, 16 Nov 2009 02:57:31 +0000 http://www.codemuse.net/blog/?p=1#comment-209 Betty - I sent you the source code. I hope this helps you with your question on how to pitch sounds with popforge. You will see in the source code that I generate all semitones of the grand piano keyboard by pitch shifting only 7 original sounds (notes). This economy of stored sounds also helps speed up the initial sound loading times. When you have PlayWithMozart running, after you draw the outline of the melody, try clicking on the “Audio” tab and then moving the BPM (Beats Per Minute without pitch shifting) and TUN (pitch shifting) sliders. This illustrates the flexibility of the popforge framework. Good luck with your project -- I would love to see the results. Thanks for your comments! Betty – I sent you the source code. I hope this helps you with your question on how to pitch sounds with popforge. You will see in the source code that I generate all semitones of the grand piano keyboard by pitch shifting only 7 original sounds (notes). This economy of stored sounds also helps speed up the initial sound loading times.
When you have PlayWithMozart running, after you draw the outline of the melody, try clicking on the “Audio” tab and then moving the BPM (Beats Per Minute without pitch shifting) and TUN (pitch shifting) sliders. This illustrates the flexibility of the popforge framework.
Good luck with your project — I would love to see the results.
Thanks for your comments!

]]> Comment on PlayWithMozart by Betty http://www.codemuse.net/blog/?p=1&cpage=1#comment-208 Betty Sun, 15 Nov 2009 16:55:23 +0000 http://www.codemuse.net/blog/?p=1#comment-208 wow your application is really cool, .. i was searching for pitching and popforge and so on... and i've found you! i have no clue to pitch audio files with popforge, can you please send me your code, i think that could help me a lot!! greetz from the Mozart-country austria (: Betty wow your application is really cool, .. i was searching for pitching and popforge and so on… and i’ve found you!

i have no clue to pitch audio files with popforge, can you please send me your code, i think that could help me a lot!!

greetz from the Mozart-country austria (:
Betty

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