May 5th, 2021
(
{var v =
Mix.fill(10, { |i|
var r = 0.25; var n = LFNoise0.kr(r, 1, 0.5);
var e = EnvGen.kr(Env.perc(0, n), Dust.kr(r)); Pan2.ar(
SinOscFB.ar(80 * (i + 1), e * n * 0.5, e * n), LFNoise0.kr(r))}) * 0.2;
FreeVerb2.ar(v[0], v[1], 0.33, 0.9, 0.2)}.play;
)
Tagged: music and supercollider
May 5th, 2021
(
// overtone drone [...1200, 499, 800, 3000...?]
{var susf = 1200; (Pan2.ar(SinOsc.ar(220,SinOsc
.kr(1),0.25), -1)+Pan2.ar(SinOsc.ar(222, SinOsc
.kr(0.6),0.25),1)+Pan2.ar(SinOsc.ar(susf+SinOsc
.ar(220,SinOsc.kr(0.4),100),SinOsc.kr(4),0.06),
SinOsc.kr(0.2))) * SinOsc.ar(0.02, 0) }.play;
)
Tagged: music and supercollider
May 3rd, 2021
Accidental human forms using Perlin Noise.
Tagged: generative-art
May 2nd, 2021
An animated stream of water using ASCII characters. Click thumbnail to play at full resolution (also, the code is available here).
Tagged: text-art
May 2nd, 2021
Lately, I’ve been using random walks a lot, also seen in my sketches exploring Perlin Noise. The images below are random walks featuring randomized polygon size and rotation. I like how the rotation amounts give each walk a “curling” character.
I’ve also been building a library of p5.js helpers, inspired by Tyler Hobbs. The source code for my random walk helpers can be found here.
Tagged: generative-art