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thanks for the hint 🙂 but don't seems to be equal / not same idea?

could be an interesting idea for OPMO? (or already existing?) greetings andré ;;; a function (a sketch - i needed it for my momentary work) which filters ;;; an OMN-sequence in a specific bar, from a specific beat, with a specific ;;; span. (in such a basic version all in quarters (bars/...)) (defun copy-omn-seq (omnseq bar/beat-list &key (measure '(4/4)) (span nil)) (loop for i in bar/beat-list collect (loop repeat (if (null span) (- (/ (car measure) 1/4) (1- (cadr i))) span) for x = (1- (cadr i)) then (incf x) append (nth x (omn-to-measure (nth (1- (car i)) (omn-to-measure omnseq measure)) '(1/4)))))) (setf mat '((e c4 cs4 d4 ds4 e4 f4 fs4 g4) (e c3 cs3 d3 ds3 e3 f3 fs3 g3) (e c6 cs6 d6 ds6 e6 f6 fs6 g6))) (copy-omn-seq mat '((2 3))) ;; bar 2 from beat 3 until end of bar => ((e e3 f3 e fs3 g3)) (copy-omn-seq mat '((1 1)) :span 2) ;; bar 1 from beat 1 for 2 quarters => ((e c4 cs4 e d4 ds4)) (copy-omn-seq mat '((1 2) (2 3) (3 4))) ;; same thing with more then ONE filterings => ((e d4 ds4 e e4 f4 e fs4 g4) (e e3 f3 e fs3 g3) (e fs6 g6)) (copy-omn-seq mat '((1 2) (2 3) (3 4)) :span 1) ;; same - every filtering with span 1 => ((e d4 ds4) (e e3 f3) (e fs6 g6))

;;; CHANGE-TIME-STRUCTURES ;;; works okay, but not exactly precise because of rhy-to-integer, which is not very easy in some cases ;;; this function changes basic-rhy-structures (if it's all the time perhaps in x/32) ;;; to other/changing sections. the lengths/rests will be rounded like in LENGTH-RATIONAL-QUANTIZE ;;; rhy+span => '((32 2) (44 7)) => means in 32 three values, in 44 seven values (defun change-time-structure (omnseq rhy+span &key (basic-rhy 32) (round 1/4)) (let* ((intseq (loop for i in (omn :length (flatten omnseq)) collect (* i basic-rhy))) (rhyseq (mapcar #'car rhy+span)) (spanseq (mapcar #'cadr rhy+span)) (divided-intseq (gen-divide spanseq intseq))) (length-rational-quantize (flatten (gen-length divided-intseq rhyseq)) :round round))) (change-time-structure '(2/44 -2/44 3/44 5/44 6/44) '((32 2) (20 2) (28 3)) :basic-rhy 44) => (1/16 -1/16 -1/8 3/20 1/4 -1/10 3/14 -1/28) (change-time-structure '(2/32 -2/32 3/32 5/32 6/32) '((20 2) (44 2) (28 3)) :basic-rhy 32) => (1/10 -1/10 -1/20 3/44 5/44 -3/44 3/14 -1/28) could be done better -> go for it 🙂 greetings andré

something like that? (defun length-to-binary (lengthlist n) (let ((newlist (loop for i in (omn :length lengthlist) collect (/ i n)))) (loop for x in newlist when (> x 0) append (append (list 1) (gen-repeat (1- x) '0)) else append (gen-repeat (abs x) '0)))) (length-to-binary '(-q q e) 1/16) => (0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0) (length-to-binary '(-q s s q e) 1/16) => (0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 0)

a sieve/filter-function - filters specific INTERVALS and replacing the others by rests. (don't work perfect, but as a sketch....) ;;; (defun equal/or (n alist) (car (loop for i in alist when (equal i n) collect 't))) ;;; FUNCTION (defun filter-omn-by-intervals (omn-seq intervals) (setf omn-seq (loop with omn-events = (single-events omn-seq) with i = 0 while (not (null (nth i omn-events))) when (equal/or (car (pitch-to-interval (append (omn :pitch (nth i omn-events)) (omn :pitch (nth (1+ i) omn-events))))) intervals) collect (list (nth i omn-events) (nth (1+ i) omn-events)) and do (incf i 2) else collect (neg! (car (omn :length (nth i omn-events)))) and do (incf i)))) ;;; EXAMPLE (setf basic-omn-seq (make-omn :pitch (vector-to-pitch '(c4 c6) (gen-white-noise 100 :type :logistic)) :length '(t) :span :pitch)) ;;; check out all these filter-tests (setf omn-seq (filter-omn-by-intervals basic-omn-seq '(1 2 3))) ;(setf omn-seq (filter-omn-by-intervals basic-omn-seq '(3 -3))) ;(setf omn-seq (filter-omn-by-intervals basic-omn-seq '(1 -1 5 -5 7 -7))) (def-score example (:title "example" :key-signature 'atonal :time-signature '(4 4) :tempo 90) (instrument1 :omn (flatten omn-seq) :channel 1 :sound 'gm-piano) (instrument2 :omn (flatten basic-omn-seq) :velocity 20 :channel 3 :sound 'gm-piano)) here is a more complex example (defvar library) (defvar abfolge) (defvar omn-seq) (defvar rhy) (defvar field) ;;;library + rhy -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- (setf rhy 44) ;;; LIBRARY MIRT RHY-PAAREN! (setf library (list '(eb5 5 p mute) '(e4 5 mf mute) '(gs4 3 f mute) '(g5 3 ppp mute) '(f6 2 p mute) '(cs4 1 f mute) '(d5 1 fff mute) '(b3 4 pppp mute) '(bb5 4 mp mute) '(a4 3 pp mute) '(fs3 (2 7) ppp mute) '(c6 (1 11) mp mute))) (setf library (loop for i in library collect (append (list (car i)) (if (listp (cadr i)) (gen-length (list (rnd-pick (cadr i))) rhy) (gen-length (list (cadr i)) rhy)) (filter-last 2 i)))) ;;; gen seq from library/abfolge--------------------------------------------------------------- (setf field '(eb5 e4 gs4 g5 f6 cs4 d5 b3 bb5 a4 fs3 c6)) (setf abfolge (pick-norepeat 500 field)) (setf omn-seq (loop for x in abfolge with y do (setf y (assoc x library)) append (append (reverse (filter-first 2 y)) (filter-last 2 y)))) (setf basic-omn-seq omn-seq) (setf omn-seq (filter-omn-by-intervals basic-omn-seq '(1 -1 11 -11 13 -13 4 -4 8 -8 16 -16 20 -20 28 -28 32 -32 7 -7 19 -19))) ;;;--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- (def-score example2 (:title "example2" :key-signature 'atonal :time-signature '(4 4) :tempo 90) (instrument :omn (flatten omn-seq) :channel 1 :sound 'gm-piano) (hidden-structure :omn (flatten basic-omn-seq) :channel 1 :velocity 0 :sound 'gm-piano)) ;;;--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- (omn-list-plot (flatten omn-seq) :join-points t)

(defun and-span (n a b) (and (>= n a) (<= n b))) (and-span 13 12 45) => t (and-span 2 12 45) => nil

i needed functions which shorten/enlarge only the RESTS of my complex/tupled-mixed texture - not precisely - so i coded it with diminution/augmentation+round (otherwise i would be in trouble by the crazy rests)... violà... use it or code it smarter for OMPO! greetings andré 3 functions: rest-diminution rest-augmentation only-length-augmentation ;;; (defun rest-diminution (omnlist &key (factor 1) (round 1/4)) (length-rest-merge (flatten (loop for i in (single-events (length-rest-merge omnlist)) when (< (car (omn :length i)) 0) collect (length-rational-quantize (length-diminution factor i) :round round) else collect i)))) (rest-diminution '(-3q q e4 mp -w e e4 ff) :factor 3 :round 1/4) => (-q e4 mp -h e e4 ff) (rest-diminution '(-3q q e4 mp -w e e4 ff) :factor 3 :round 1/8) => (-e q e4 mp -q. e e4 ff) ;;; (defun rest-augmentation (omnlist &key (factor 1) (round 1/4)) (length-rest-merge (flatten (loop for i in (single-events (length-rest-merge omnlist)) when (< (car (omn :length i)) 0) collect (length-rational-quantize (length-augmentation factor i) :round round) else collect i)))) (rest-augmentation '(-3q q e4 mp -w e e4 ff) :factor 3 :round 1/4) => (-q e4 mp -d. e e4 ff) (rest-augmentation '(-3q q e4 mp -w e e4 ff) :factor 3 :round 1/8) => (-q e4 mp -d. e e4 ff) ;;; (defun only-length-augmentation (omnlist &key (factor 1) (round 1/4)) (length-rest-merge (flatten (loop for i in (single-events (length-rest-merge omnlist)) when (> (car (omn :length i)) 0) collect (length-rational-quantize (length-augmentation factor i) :round round) else collect i)))) (only-length-augmentation '(-3q q e4 mp -w e e4 ff) :factor 3 :round 1/8) => (-3q h. e4 mp -w q. e4 ff) (only-length-augmentation '(-3q q e4 mp -w e e4 ff) :factor 3 :round 1/4) => (-3q h. e4 mp -w q. e4 ff -e)

function name changed to length-to-tempo.

for pitch-seq or length-seq + vector-envelope you will need SPAN

@janusz: you could expand it with conditionals like >, <, =, span .... and implement it.... and... if you would write this function with conditionals for pitches (sequences of pitches) you could filter by vector-envelope...

you can filter all events by length (>= min). all other events will be replaced by rests... (defun filter-events-by-length (omnlist &key min) (let ((omnlist (single-events omnlist)) (min (car (omn :length (list min))))) (flatten (length-rest-merge (loop for i in omnlist when (>= (car (omn :length i)) min) collect i else collect (neg! (car (omn :length i)))))))) (filter-events-by-length '(e c4 d4 e4 e5 q c4 d4 e4 h c4 d4 e4) :min 'e) => (e c4 mf e d4 mf e e4 mf e e5 mf q c4 mf q d4 mf q e4 mf h c4 mf h d4 mf h e4 mf) (filter-events-by-length '(e c4 d4 e4 e5 q c4 d4 e4 h c4 d4 e4) :min 'q) => (-h q c4 mf q d4 mf q e4 mf h c4 mf h d4 mf h e4 mf) (filter-events-by-length '(e c4 d4 e4 e5 q c4 d4 e4 h c4 d4 e4) :min 'h) => (-wq h c4 mf h d4 mf h e4 mf)

I wanted to call my own function like that - "Error: The function binary-invert is predefined by Opusmodus." also: (binary-invert '(0 8 0 2 2)) => (1 0 1 0 0) janusz? 😉

i found an internal function 🙂 (binary-invert '((1 0) (0 0 1))) => ((0 1) (1 1 0))

(defun replace-lengths-of-a-pitch-sequence (omn-list pitch-list length-list) (flatten (loop with cnt = 0 for i in (single-events omn-list) when (equal (cadr i) (nth cnt pitch-list)) collect (append (list (nth cnt length-list)) (rest i)) and do (incf cnt) else collect i when (= cnt (length pitch-list)) do (setf cnt 0)))) (setf white-series-l (vector-to-pitch '(c4 c5) (gen-white-noise 100 :type :logistic :seed 23))) (replace-lengths-of-a-pitch-sequence (cons 't white-series-l) '(e4 f4 a4 gs4 g4 b4 c5 bb4) '(2/16 3/16 4/16 5/16 6/16 7/16 8/16)) => '(t gs4 mf t g4 mf t g4 mf t c5 mf t g4 mf t gs4 mf 1/8 e4 mf 3/16 f4 mf t gs4 mf t gs4 mf t bb4 mf t gs4 mf t fs4 mf t fs4 mf t f4 mf t g4 mf t bb4 mf t b4 mf t b4 mf t g4 mf t e4 mf t g4 mf t fs4 mf t b4 mf 1/4 a4 mf t g4 mf t g4 mf t a4 mf t b4 mf t fs4 mf t bb4 mf t a4 mf 5/16 gs4 mf t a4 mf 3/8 g4 mf t a4 mf t a4 mf t a4 mf t a4 mf t a4 mf t f4 mf t bb4 mf t g4 mf t fs4 mf 7/16 b4 mf t a4 mf t g4 mf t bb4 mf t a4 mf t gs4 mf t a4 mf t gs4 mf t g4 mf t g4 mf t gs4 mf t a4 mf t f4 mf t f4 mf t bb4 mf t gs4 mf t fs4 mf t a4 mf t g4 mf t a4 mf t g4 mf t gs4 mf t bb4 mf t eb4 mf t bb4 mf t fs4 mf t fs4 mf t gs4 mf t g4 mf t gs4 mf t gs4 mf t c4 mf t gs4 mf t g4 mf t gs4 mf 1/2 c5 mf bb4 mf t gs4 mf t fs4 mf t fs4 mf t bb4 mf t a4 mf t g4 mf t g4 mf t b4 mf t g4 mf t f4 mf t g4 mf t gs4 mf t gs4 mf t gs4 mf t gs4 mf t fs4 mf t gs4 mf t eb4 mf t a4 mf)

(defun memberp (n liste) (not (equal 'nil (member n liste)))) ;;; MAIN (defun omn-sieve-filter (omn-list filter-list) (flatten (loop for i in (single-events omn-list) for j from 1 to (length omn-list) when (memberp j filter-list) collect i else collect (length-invert (car i))))) (omn-sieve-filter (make-omn :pitch (rnd-sample 10 '(c4 d4 e4 fs4 gs4) :seed 89) :length '(e) :span :pitch) '(1 2 3 5 8 9 10)) => (e c4 mf e gs4 mf e fs4 mf -1/8 e e4 mf -1/8 -1/8 e c4 mf e gs4 mf e fs4 mf)

something i've coded... (defun binary-filter (alist bin-list) (let ((event-list (cond ((omn-formp alist) (single-events alist)) (t alist)))) (flatten (loop for i in event-list for j in bin-list when (= j 1) collect i else append (cond ((omn-formp i) (list (length-invert (car i)))) ((lengthp i) (neg! (omn :length (list i))))))))) (binary-filter '(q -q -q q) '(0 1 0 1)) => (-1/4 -q -1/4 q) (binary-filter '(q q q q -q) '(0 1 0 1 1)) => (-1/4 q -1/4 q -q) (binary-filter '(c4 d4 e4 f4) '(1 1 0 1)) => (c4 d4 f4) (binary-filter '(q c4 mf d4 e4 e f4 ppp g4 a4 b4) '(1 0 1 1 0 1 1)) => (q c4 mf -1/4 q e4 mf e f4 ppp -1/8 e a4 ppp e b4 ppp)

...how ti filter all "unused/complementary" pitches inside a sieve (if you like to extend the function... could be interesting if it works also with chords) (defun neg-sieve (pitchlist) (let ((pitchlist (pitch-to-midi pitchlist))) (midi-to-pitch (loop for i from (car pitchlist) to (car (last pitchlist)) when (null (member i pitchlist)) collect i)))) (setf sieve '(fs3 g3 as3 b3 c4 cs4 ds4 e4 f4 gs4 a4 d5 eb5 fs5 g5 gs5 bb5 b5 c6 cs6 e6 f6)) (neg-sieve sieve) => (gs3 a3 d4 fs4 g4 bb4 b4 c5 cs5 e5 f5 a5 d6 eb6) (neg-sieve '(c4 d4 e4 fs4 gs4 as4 c5)) => (cs4 eb4 f4 g4 a4 b4)

i think it's better when it's seperate. keep the function/process as simple and clear as possible?

yes, that's it!! already part of the system?

complementation to OR/AND/NOT! i hope everything is correct... https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logikgatter (defun nand (&rest rest) (flet ((every-truep (x) (equal x t))) (not (every #'every-truep rest)))) (nand nil nil nil) => t (nand t t t t t t) => nil (nand nil t t t nil t) => t ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; (defun nor (&rest rest) (contain-itemp 'nil rest)) (nor t t t t) => nil (nor nil t nil) => t (nor t nil nil nil) => t ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; (defun xor (&rest rest) (oddp (car (count-item t rest)))) (xor t nil t t nil nil nil) => t (xor t t nil) => nil (xor nil t) => t ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; (defun xnor (&rest rest) (evenp (car (count-item t rest)))) (xnor t nil t t nil nil nil) => nil (xnor t t nil) => t (xnor nil t) => nil (xnor t nil t t nil nil t nil) => t ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;

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exactly... thanks for the solution! i will try to CODE some XOR, NOR.... based on it! i was in trouble with the "input-format" (when it's not a list) 🤔

INPUT-curves could be like that: (in that way you could imitate some early "xenakis-curves" when you map it to pitches :-)) (setf curve1 '(-5.1 -2.3 -1.1 -0.8 -0.3 -2.5)) (setf curve2 '(1.0 1.2 1.5 2.1 4.6 10.6)) (vector-range-drift curve1 curve2 (gen-white-noise 250)) as result: "imitated" by my old/simple function: (list-plot (append (vector-range-drift '(-5.1 1) '(-2.3 1.2) (gen-white-noise 50)) (vector-range-drift '(-2.3 1.2) '(-1.1 1.5) (gen-white-noise 50)) (vector-range-drift '(-1.1 1.5) '(-0.8 2.1) (gen-white-noise 50)) (vector-range-drift '(-0.8 2.1) '(-0.3 4.6) (gen-white-noise 50)) (vector-range-drift '(-0.3 4.6) '(-2.5 10.6) (gen-white-noise 50))))

hi all i would like to code a NAND gate with more then two input-items (as extension to AND etc...). here is a simple version of the NAND function with two inputs, but i don't know how to exapnd it to n-inputs without putting the the inputs to in a list (like lisp-internal AND / OR)... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NAND_gate i dont't want it: (nand '(t t t nil)) but like to have (nand t nil nil t t t) when i get a solution for that i will code an XOR, NOR etc.... so the "problem" is: how to manage in DEFUN more then two inputs (don't work with &optional, i think) i tried it and failed)... any ideas, lisp-nerds? 🙂 thanx! andré ;;; easy with a specific number of input-items - that works! (defun nand (a b) (not (and a b))) (nand t t) => nil (nand nil nil) => t (nand nil t) => t ;;; i like to have an input perhaps like that - with any number of input-items, like lisp's AND / OR (nand t t t t) (nand nil t t t nil t t t nil) ...

perhaps you could expand the function when we could not only have "start->end-process/linear", also with a seq-curve (two) for LOW and HIGH values... would be very smart. so it's a kind of ambitus-modulation (with perhaps white-noise)