Stephane Boussuge

Hi,
 
here's a new score made with Opusmodus and Sibelius.

 
SB.

Hi folks,
 
here's the main algorithm I've used to create my "Triptyque pour 6 instruments".
 
https://opusmodus.com/forums/topic/1843-triptyque-pour-6-instruments/
 
Hope you will enjoy it like me because it was a lot of fun to do it (thanks Janusz for OM !).
 
Stéphane
 
gen-insieme1.opmo

Here's the file from this session.
 
Enjoy !
 
Stéphane
 
BackToBasics-Def-Score150820.opmo

Amazing, Stephane !
 

Hi folks,
 
here's the main algorithm I've used to create my "Triptyque pour 6 instruments".
 
https://opusmodus.com/forums/topic/1843-triptyque-pour-6-instruments/
 
Hope you will enjoy it like me because it was a lot of fun to do it (thanks Janusz for OM !).
 
Stéphane
 
gen-insieme1.opmo

Love the power here 🙂

Hi,
 
here's a new score made with Opusmodus and Sibelius.

 
SB.

Hi,
 
here's a new score made with Opusmodus and Sibelius.

 
SB.

Thank you Stéphane!

Here's the file from this session.
 
Enjoy !
 
Stéphane
 
BackToBasics-Def-Score150820.opmo

Thank you very much Stéphane! 

Thank you very much, Stéphane, that was very helpful.

Here's the file from this session.
 
Enjoy !
 
Stéphane
 
BackToBasics-Def-Score150820.opmo

New release soon.
New symbol * (pedal note or pedal point) added to the counterpoint dictum:
;; Patterns (setf  p1 '(q c4 ds5 d4 eb3)  p2 '(e c4 cs4 d4 ds4 e4 f4 fs4 g4)  p3 '(q g4 c5 e ds4 d3 ds4 c4)  p4 '(5q d2 cs3 - g4 - 3q c3 - fs3 q f4 e3)  ) ;; Counterpoint, methods and polyphony (counterpoint  (list p1 p2 p3 p4)  '(((- 1 2 3) :methods (- i r -))    ((- 4 3 *) :methods (- ri - -))    ((4 * * *) :methods (r - - -))    ((1 * 2 3) :methods (- - i -))    ((* * * *) :methods (- - - -)))  :global-methods '((fl) (t12 cl) (hn) (t-12 vc))  :global-polyphony '(7 p)  :iterate t  :index 'vox) ;; Tempo (setf tempo-changes       (gen-tempo        '(44 72)        '(1 2)        vox1 :seed 34)) ;; Preview Score (ps 'gm     :fl (list vox1)     :cl (list vox2)     :hn (list vox3)     :vc (list vox4)     :tempo tempo-changes     )  

 
best wishes,
Janusz
 

Thank you Stéphane for the excellent session. It is helpful and inspiring to see how you compose an entire piece.

Thanks Stéphane.  Very informative, as always - plus it sounds good!
 
 
 
 

Thank you very much, Stéphane, it was very interesting.

Hi folks,
 
here's the file from this session.
It was quite a challenge to show this piece but I was very happy to share it with all of you .
Enjoy and happy study !
 
Stéphane
 
ZoomOnPluton.opmo

> we can call the specific sets in the unfold function without having to evaluate the complete procedure of each method ?
 
Yes naturally,
 
you can create your own unfold-set, save it in unfold-set folder and call it in counterpoint or unfold with the optional keyword :set and specify here the name of your set.
 
SB.

More important you can apply the the unfold method to a specific bar or even to an event in a given bar number:
 
Method applied to entire sequence:
(unfold 'name 'method sequence)  
Method1 applied to 2nd bar only:
(unfold 'name '((method1 2) method2) sequence)  
Method1 applied to the 3rd event in the 1st bar:
(unfold 'name '((method1 1 3) method2) sequence)  
Examples:
(setf mat '((s c4 d4 e4 f4 g4) (s c4 d4 e4 f4 g4) (s c4 d4 e4 f4 g4))) (unfold 'om 't7 mat) => ((s g4 a4 b4 c5 d5) (s g4 a4 b4 c5 d5) (s g4 a4 b4 c5 d5)) (unfold 'om '((t-12 1 3) (t-1 2) (r 3)) mat) => ((s c4 mf d4 e3 f4 g4) (s b3 cs4 eb4 e4 fs4) (s g4 f4 e4 d4 c4)) (unfold 'om '? mat) => ((s c4 d4 e4 f4 g4) (s g4 a4 bb4 c5 d5) (s c4 bb3 gs3 g3 f3))  
Why so may users do not read/examine the function documentation.🤓

It was as always very instructive and useful. Thank you so much !

Copied from doc:
 
The 'arp-adlib' arpeggiation needs special mention because
it responds to the ordering of pitches in the chord. Look at
the third list (bar), third chord.
(-e - a5d5fs4 f c6f5fs4 d5b5g4 arp-adlib
    g5d5a4 gs5ds5gs4 gs5e5gs4)
Audition this with Cmd-1 (d5b5g4 arp-adlib)

Thank you, Stephane ! Always great !!

Thanks Stéphane.  I really appreciated the topic - very useful.  Peter M.

Thank you very much, dear Stéphane, it was interesting.