It's Not Rap
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mikkowilson
Steadi-Guru
Those are cool! :thumbsup:
Those images definatly have a good tonal range! *rimshot*
How did you make those?
- Mikko
Those images definatly have a good tonal range! *rimshot*
How did you make those?
- Mikko
GenJerDan
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In the program, you set the key, scale/mode, and tempo. Then for each track, you pick the instrument, note range, volume range, which color(s) to examine, and a bunch of other stuff. Last, but not least, there are a few different scanning patterns to choose from which decides which pixels to look at.
Matt Grunau
Adobe Demigod
What is the name of the software?
That is some really neat stuff. Do yourself and the rest of us a facor and do some based off fractle art. If you get it right, it is some of the most interesting stuff I've yet heard.
That is some really neat stuff. Do yourself and the rest of us a facor and do some based off fractle art. If you get it right, it is some of the most interesting stuff I've yet heard.
imgentertainment@mac
The Reverend
That is really cool I could see you doing some kind of muzime exibit like this. Good stuff nice pics as well
GenJerDan
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Rapier_100a said:
Ah. Someone who has never clicked the links in my sig.
"Windows Programs" goes right to the software. "Music" goes to the stuff I've done with it.I did one fractal (in the samples off the software page).
Mostly I do naked women.
Um...that didn't come out right...
GenJerDan
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OK. Jumped into fractals again...and then remembered why I prefer flesh.
To really get the fractalness of it, it needs to be a single track and a chromatic scale, so each pixel is hit. But that results in, for instance, a piece almost 3 hours long. Or longer, depending.
So, instead of a single track, here are two with 4 and 5 tracks and the C Major scale. They're STILL long. Over 30 minutes each, which is why they're up there as MIDIs instead of MP3s. But they should play all right on any soundcard that has GM MIDI built in. (Although I generally use a SoundFont for the piano. Sounds better than "stock".)
MIDI
MIDI
To really get the fractalness of it, it needs to be a single track and a chromatic scale, so each pixel is hit. But that results in, for instance, a piece almost 3 hours long. Or longer, depending.
So, instead of a single track, here are two with 4 and 5 tracks and the C Major scale. They're STILL long. Over 30 minutes each, which is why they're up there as MIDIs instead of MP3s. But they should play all right on any soundcard that has GM MIDI built in. (Although I generally use a SoundFont for the piano. Sounds better than "stock".)
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