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Video by Brad Decker: Algorithmically generated score (Opusmodus) through Max to a set of four unique wine glasses, each with a unique resonant frequency. Each glass gets the same audio signal, but only responds to their unique pitch/frequency when it "hears" it. The output from max is a series of sine waves, tuned to the four resonant frequencies of the glasses. (excerpt/prototype/experiment).

An example of a choral composition featuring harmonies generated through white noise techniques.

In the latest episode of "Composing with Opusmodus," we'll explore how to craft a piano composition using a selection of patterns. These patterns will be skillfully combined and manipulated using Opusmodus' robust counterpoint function.

Opusmodus via OSC, MaxMSP and Polytempo Composer, playing individual tempo-curves.

I had a very fun experience with the Opusmodus spectral function! Have you ever heard a piano “speak”?