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Made In Opusmodus

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  1. I am currently learning Max MSP for a project, but I would like to use a part of computing structures that I can generate much easier in Opusmodus. So I write code in OM (sorting algorithms for some clicks), test it (and modify my code), then export it to a library in Max MSP. I can now call up/coordinate the MIDI files in realtime etc ... in Max MSP. (Workflow as a beginner in Max MSP...) Bildschirmaufnahme 2024-11-01 um 11.13.28.mov

  2. Started by Stephane Boussuge,

    New piano piece.

  3. Hi, this is a new Soundcloud playlist where I'm sharing some output of my experiments with OM. stephaneboussuge · E.I.A.M.C Project

  4. Started by AM,

    [another old function] ----------------------------- modify-proportions n prop-list &key (style 'sharpen) (last 'nil) [Function] Arguments and Values: n generations prop-list a list with integers (pos/neg) &key style 'sharpen / 'flatten last if t => only last gens "Modifies the integer list by changing the smallest/largest value in every generation by 1-/1+. The sum of the list always remains constant, as is the number of values. Sharpen leads to great differences Flatten paves everything at the same values." ;;; SUB (defun memberp (n liste)…

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  5. Started by AM,

    here is a small pure LISP-function - even older function - that I need for a project. Kind of a "shift-hysteresis", a randomized change from X to Y to ..., also possible with several value. It is best to try it out with the graph views. have fun! andré ;;; SUB (defun weighted-t/nil (on-weight) (let ((off-weight (- 1 on-weight))) (weighted-random (list (list 't on-weight) (list 'nil off-weight))))) (defun weighted-random (list) (loop for item in list with rand-num = (random (loop for x in list sum (second x))) for add = (second item) then (+ add (second item)) when (< rand-num add) return (first item))) …

  6. Started by TimotheeBoussuge,

    Hello everyone, here is my new video about my new piece for solo piano Desintegration. In it, i explain the basic idea of the piece but also the Opusmodus code. Enjoy !

  7. Here's a new piece made in Opusmodus. The pdf itself is raw output of Opusmodus, I've just added Title, name etc... with PdfExpert software. Enjoy. SB. CouleursDuTempsPourFluteEtPiano.pdf

  8. Arioso (Shadowed Stasis — Autumn Bird) This is an experimental work from sessions for new compositions. VSTi - Opus (East West: flutes, bass clarinet, violas, cellos, double basses, vibraphone, harp) Created with Opusmodus and mixed in Nuendo

  9. A piece dedicated to the Ukrainian people in these difficult times

  10. Sometimes the fable is not a fable but a mirror...

  11. Started by Stephane Boussuge,

    Orchestral piece inspired by old Myths and Legends, exploring octatonic set. Algorithm based on my Generative Orchestral templates course on Composer Workshop .

  12. Here's a new short composition using the counterpoint function. Final score edition in Dorico. score202-ChamberEnsemble.opmo

  13. Started by AM,

    a little snippet of my work - including some sorting algorithms / hidden data / brownian bridges. played by Nenad Markovic (Ensemble Phoenix) - live recording. https://opusmodus.com/forums/topic/1039-sorting-algorithms/#comment-3314 https://opusmodus.com/forums/topic/2958-brownian-bridge/#comment-10267

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  14. Started by TimotheeBoussuge,

    Hello everyone, I am happy to present a small project to you. The Swedish metal band Meshuggah is one of my favorite bands, they have greatly influenced the genre by bringing a very complex aspect to their music. So I composed a piece in the style of Meshuggah using Opusmodus. Here is the link to a video I made where I explain how I did it. (the video is currently unlisted, I will make it public later)

  15. Work in progress. Metaphore 1 pour Petit Ensemble .mp3

  16. Bildschirmaufnahme 2024-04-30 um 22.39.22.mov Just a little gimmic: Sort-Algorithm (plus filter-repeat) controls the frequencies of COMB Filters in Max/MSP when playing some EMF-noise. One single sort process...

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  17. Started by TimotheeBoussuge,

    Hello everyone ! Here is a small ambient piece i made using Opusmodus and VCVRack. Enjoy !

  18. Here's two videos, a long one playing with live coding, generating some sections before assembly and another very short one showing evaluation and assembly for the construction of a short orchestral passage. S.

  19. Started by Stephane Boussuge,

    Hi folks, a short electronic track in honor of Hubble telescope discovery... I've used the template shared here as starting point: Attached the Audio file, Opmo score and VCVRack. Best S. PillarsOfCreation.wav PillarsOfCreation.vcv PillarsOfCreation.opmo


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