AndreOktave

Perfect, absolutely brilliant, I just hadn't gotten that out, thank you very much, now I can sleep peacefully again

thank you very much for your passion, this will really be the last question on this issue: With the pattern (setf pattern '(q. c4 e e4 q g4 b4)) is there a code for this: (pitch and rhythm are retrograde)

what would be the code with your pattern: (setf pattern '(q c4 e4 g4 b4)) For this

I understand that ra is gen-retrograde and that if I use :extend s it starts as wanted and is displayed correctly, that is the solution for the example: #|31|# ((2 - 2) :extend s :span 6/4 :methods ((la2 ra) - (la2 ra t-12)) :tempo 112) perfect, violin and violoncello are displayed! but, different example: with :extend s this example #|31|# ((2 - 2) :extend s :span 6/4 :methods (la2 - (la2 ra t-12)) ) shows the Violin in the score and with :extend e #|31|# ((2 - 2) :extend e :span 6/4 :methods (la2 - (la2 ra t-12)) ) the score shows the violoncello I could make a new seq (problem that it is a 6/4?): (setf seq4 '(he b4 p def q bb4 mp> leg q. g4 p def q f4 leg)) #|31|# ((2 - 4) :extend s :span 6/4 :methods (la2 - t-12) ) but that does not work either?

thank you, yes, works like this, the ra function throws the notes out of sync, I understand, how to solve: ((2 - 2) :extend s :span 6/4 :methods ((la2 r ) - (la2 ra t-12)) :tempo 112) ?

(Progn (setf seq1 '((s c4 p leg e. cs4 mp ten+def e e4 p leg q. fs4 pp def ))) (setf seq2 '((e f4 p leg e. g4 def e bb4 mp> leg qs b4 def))) (setf seq3 '((e. eb4 p leg qs d4 def s gs4 mf leg e. a4 def))) (setf dictum-d '( #|31|# ((2 - 2) :span 6/4 :methods ((la2 ra ) - (la2 ra t-12)) :tempo 112) #|32|# ((3 3 3) :span 3/4 :methods (- - - )) #|33|# ((- 2 - ) :span 6/4 :methods ((ra la2) (ra la2 ) (ra la2 t-12 )):tempo 112))) (setf globals-d '(- - -)) (counterpoint (list seq1 seq2 seq3) dictum-d :global-methods globals-d :index 'sec-d) (ps 'VSL_ss :vslv1 (list sec-d1) :vslvla (list sec-d2) :vslvlc (list sec-d3) :tempo tempo-sec-d ) ) With this code I would expect: but I get this? Think you for any hint, best wishes Version 3.0.29235 (3.0.29235)

thank you very much!

thank you for the correction! your score with changed global-method: if I use (setf globals-d '(- - -)(line 53) instead I get nearly the same as your score example(see picture). The fact that the viola is an eighth left (the * in bar 3) makes it more difficult to understand what is happening, and I do not understand the different pitches compared with your score. ===== global augmentation should double the length of a bar in my understanding (of course I could half the tempo instead, but than it affects all voices at the same time, so I find it interesting using (la2 la3 -) at the same time) Anyway, this all is very easy in any score editor and not a real problem, same with moving the material left or right in time. I really appreciate the software, it has played a role in my work in recent years, but never actually as a complete algorithm... best wishes

I found some outcome, which I don't understand: 1) The * in the methods seems to work not correctly with oddmeter bars (see start of Viola bar 5 ff) 2) If I use la2 and la3 in global methods it seems not working correct (see bar bar 11 ff Viola) Wouldn't it perhaps even be an interesting possibility if you could shift certain parts of the voices by rhythmic values in a controlled way, so that phrases could start earlier or later? Or is that already possible? thank you very much best wishes (Progn (init-seed 73549) (setf seq1 '(s c4 mf stacc e. cs4 mp ten+def e e4 p leg q. fs4 pp def)) (setf seq2 '(e f4 p leg e. g4 def e bb4 mp> leg qs b4 def)) (setf seq3 '(e. eb4 p leg qs d4 def s gs4 mf leg e. a4 def)) (setf dictum-a '( #|1|# ((1 1 1) :span nil :methods (- (ra t4) (i t5 )) :tempo 84) #|2|# ((1 2 1) :span 4/8 :methods ((la3 t10 i) (ra t-9) (la2))) #|3|# ((3 * 3) :span 5/8 :methods ((i t5 lis) - (t2 i)) ) #|4|# ((1 - 1) :span nil :methods (r - (ra t-8))))) ;;============= (setf dictum-b '( #|5|# ((- 2 -) :span nil :methods (- t-12 -) :tempo 112) #|6|# ((1 - 1) :span nil :methods (r - (ra t-8))))) ;;=============== (setf dictum-c '( #|7|# ((- 3 -) :span nil :methods (ld22 t-12 ld22) :tempo 63) #|8|# ((1 2 1) :span 5/8 :methods (tie-bar - (t6 rl ri))))) ;;=============== (setf dictum-d '( #|9|# ((2 - 2) :span nil :methods (ra - t2) :tempo 112) #|10|# ((3 3 3) :span nil :methods ? ) #|11|# ((1 1 1) :sequence (1 2 3) :span nil :methods ((ra la2) (ra la2) (ra la2)):tempo 112))) ;;=============== (setf dictum-e '( #|12|# ((1 1 1) :span nil :methods (- - (i t5 )):tempo 96) #|13|# ((1 1 1) :span 4/4 :methods ((ra la2 ) (ra la2 t-12) (ra la2 t-24))))) (setf globals-a '(- - -)) (setf globals-b '(- - -)) (setf globals-c '(- - -)) (setf globals-d '(la3 la2 la3)) (setf globals-e '(- - -)) (counterpoint (list seq1 seq2 seq3) dictum-a :global-methods globals-a :index 'sec-a) (counterpoint (list seq1 seq2 seq3) dictum-b :global-methods globals-b :index 'sec-b) (counterpoint (list seq1 seq2 seq3) dictum-c :global-methods globals-c :index 'sec-c) (counterpoint (list seq1 seq2 seq3) dictum-d :global-methods globals-d :index 'sec-d) (counterpoint (list seq1 seq2 seq3) dictum-e :global-methods globals-e :index 'sec-e) (setf violin (assemble-seq sec-a1 sec-b1 sec-c1 sec-d1 sec-e1)) (setf violindic (dictum '((:if qs :do trem :bar (3..9)) (:do ponte :bar (35..40))) violin)) (setf viola (assemble-seq sec-a2 sec-b2 sec-c2 sec-d2 sec-e2)) (setf violadic (dictum '((:if qs :do trem :bar (3..9)) (:do ponte :bar (35..40))) viola)) (setf violoncello (assemble-seq sec-a3 sec-b3 sec-c3 sec-d3 sec-e3)) (setf violoncellodic (dictum '((:if qs :do trem :bar (3..9)) (:first pizz :bar 4 ) (:do ponte :bar (35..40))) violoncello)) (ps 'VSL_ss :vslv1 (list violindic) :vslvla (list violadic) :vslvlc (list violoncellodic) :tempo (assemble-seq tempo-sec-a tempo-sec-b tempo-sec-c tempo-sec-d tempo-sec-e) ) (init-seed nil) )

Thank you very much, I should have found that myself best wishes

Is it possible to display a bar number in each bar in scores generated with the ps function? thank you very much best wishes

thank you very much, excellent support!!!

I do not understand the outcome, if I use augmentation inside the counterpoint function. See example, in my understanding: bar 3 should be empty and the clarinet should start again in bar 4!? Is it only possible to use augmentation in all voices at the same time, why does the time signature is different from span in bar 2? Did I get something wrong? Best wishes (setf seq1 '(s c4 mf e. cs4 e e4 q. fs4 tie q fs4)) (setf seq2 '(e f4 e. g4 s bb4 e b4)) (setf seq3 '( s d4 qs eb4 s gs4 e. a4)) (counterpoint (list seq1 seq2 seq3) '( #|1|# ((1 - 1) :span nil :methods (- - (i t5))) #|2|# ((1 2 1) :span 4/8 :methods ((la2 t10 i) - la2)) #|3|# ((- - -) :span 3/8 :methods (- - -)) #|4|# ((- 1 -) :span nil :methods (- - -)) ) :global-methods '(- - -) :global-polyphony nil :index 'vox ) (ps 'gm :fl (list vox1) :cl (list vox2) :hn (list vox3))

The new function spear-data-to-library is very helpful, this makes it easy to import and it works perfectly for me, thank you very much, Janusz! best AO

Hello, I'm trying to write a soundset for audio modeling swap instruments. There are keyswitches that control different playing styles on the same "key" by different velocity values. (Example strings: C soft bow / medium pizzicato / strong Lego) Can someone help me how to include velocity values in to the soundset? Thank you very much best wishes AO