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Can it make music like e.g. Extempore (see https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_eJ0XdLbWzzq_03wTIMVew1gByub_wKS https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_eJ0
by Rochus 1y ago
Can it make music like e.g. Extempore (see https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_eJ0XdLbWzzq_03wTIMVew1gByub_wKS https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_eJ0XdLbWzzq_03wTIMV...)?
All examples I've heard from Strudel so far are pretty boring (constant beat/chord machine music).
Are there examples in other styles?
- nucleogenesis 1y agoStrudel can use custom samples in addition to the built in synths and samples. The language is really expressive. I’ve not gone too far into playing with it but from what I’ve seen it’s pretty flexible. That said I’ve only seen people making house/techno/drum-n-bass kinda stuff with it.
- Rochus 1y agoThe syntax is pretty relevant for the kind/compexity of the aspired music. The music from the examples is quite simple compared to what Soerensen does with his Lisp-like syntax. Strudel seems to go more towards SuperCollider syntax, which from my humble point of view is better suited for offline productions.
- kymki 1y agoI added an example of some music other than what you describe in comments above (below? in some direction)?