vocoder
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Goyder’s Line at ACMC 2017
My concert work forMax/MSP and vocoder, Goyder’s Line (2014-17) will be performed at Concert 2 (Saturday 30th September 2017, Elder Hall) as part of this year’s Australasian Computer Music Conference. Information regarding the conference and concert program can be found at the conference website. I’ve been busy working at refining the MSP patch with a few tweaks…
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What’s happening #2: Composing ‘Goyder’s Line’ (2014-2017)
A tiring week is behind me. Following on from the previous blog post, Adelaide (and the rest of Australia) was plunged into an intense heatwave. Whilst Adelaide only copped a string of three days above 40C, other parts of the interior and Eastern centres were hit with ridiculously scary highs of 46-47C, smashing all kinds…
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Goyder’s Line v.3 in the works
I’m currently in the process of revising the Goyder’s Line Max/MSP patch with the intention of streamlining the drawing process and adding some additional features to the interface. In addition to this, the work will be expanded with the incorporation of a video component for a potential exhibition/performance of the work in the future. A…
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MSS Volume 4: Goyder’s Line – now available
A work which was developed over 2014-15 and recorded in April 2015 has now been released on Bandcamp as part of the Maurilia Sound Studio series. The work was composed using Max/MSP, a vocoder and a couple of effects modules. The fourth volume of the Maurilia Sound Studio series is now available. “Goyder’s Line” –…
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Goyder’s Line (Maurlia Sound Studio Vol. 2) Preview
The second edition of my Maurilia Sound Studio imprint will consist of three versions of my sawtooth-vocoder work, Goyder’s Line (2014-2015), which is a drone-based work realised using Max/MSP, Microkorg, Moog MF-108X and Electroharmonix Memoryman. The work is inspired by George Goyder’s line of South Australian rainfall, using the original line to determine the frequency…
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New music: Holocene
I’ve spent the last couple of weeks in the studio going over the expanded set-up of my sawtooth/vocoder work, Goyder’s Line for an upcoming performance (see image below.) In addition to the original set-up, I’ve incorporated an Electroharmonix POG2, which is serves as a rich octave generator for my trusty Korg Monotribe. Whilst going over the work,…
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MicroKorg Vocoder, light control and feedback.
The Vocoder is being controlled by two sawtooth waves generated in Max/MSP. These sawtooth waves are routed to the Vocoder as the Carrier and Modulation signals. The frequency value for the the sawtooth waves is produced by a light sensor which reads the fluctuating (single) value of reflected light in my studio space. Once received by…
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Weekly Beats 2014 #18: 5/2 “Goyder’s Line And A Shadow Passes”
For the past couple of weeks, I’ve been experimenting with a light sensor and an Arduino Eleven board to control parameters in Max/MSP – at this stage just simple stuff like controlling the frequency amount of a waveform. At the same time, I’ve been exploring the vocoder of my Microkorg, using basic Carrier and Modulation…