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This is a really well-written article and the experience on the website is great. It looks that the audio files are downloadable from the source file. So I do
by chaosprint 4y ago
This is a really well-written article and the experience on the website is great.
It looks that the audio files are downloadable from the source file.
So I downloaded 3 mp3 files from the website, drag-drop them into the glicol web ide (https://glicol.org/tour#samples https://glicol.org/tour#samples), and write the following music code:
// you need to drag eno_mfa_choir_01.mp3 here \/ and the same for the rest
~t1: speed 0.3 >> seq 60 >> sp \eno_mfa_choir_01 >> lpf 500 1.0 >> mul ~mod1
~mod1: sin 0.1 >> add 1 >> mul 0.1
~t2: speed 0.5 >> seq 72 >> sp \eno_mfa_choir_02
>> lpf 600 1.0 >> mul ~mod2
~mod2: sin 0.2 >> delayms 100 >> add 1 >> mul 0.3 >> mul ~mod3
~t3: speed 0.5 >> seq 67 >> sp \eno_mfa_choir_03
>> lpf 3000 1.0 >> mul ~mod3
~mod3: sin 0.3 >> add 1 >> mul 0.2
o: mix ~t.. >> plate 0.1
// by changing the numbers you get lots of variations.
// hope this helps you understand better how this form of music is made