I’ve been through a few linux distros over the years, neatly getting progressively easier to install and configure as I … More
Category: supercollider
Dedication to RSI is what I have
I’ve kept a bit quiet about a great achievement in my life, but now I’ve come to terms with it … More
The physical modelling of drums using digital waveguides
Joel Laird completed a fine PhD thesis on physical modelling drums in 2001, which included C++ sourcecode for an accurate … More
Waveguide mesh unit generator
After quite a bit of fiddling, I got a waveguide mesh working. It’s a physical model of a drum head, … More
More vocable synthesis
Another screencast, a short one this time, which I’ve been using as a demo in talks.
Vocable source released
The haskell source for my vocable synthesis system used in my previous screencasts is now available. I’ve been having fun … More
ASCII Rave in Haskell
I’ve been playing with using words to control the articulation of a physical modelling synthesiser based on the elegant Karplus-Strong … More
Canntaireachd synthesis part two
Sounds a bit nicer now… This time with a smaller font and an exciting slither of my desktop visible. Sorry … More
Canntaireachd for sinewaves
An early sketch of a system of vocables for describing manipulations of a sine wave. The text is a bit … More
Haskell supercollider tutorial
Rohan Drape has made a nice tutorial to getting his “Hsc” Haskell bindings to SuperCollider installed and integrated with emacs. … More