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List of misc music files

Drive Audio

I saw the movie Drive this past week and was struck, as many have been, by the theme music. Here are three pieces I put together this weekend with that opening sequence moving through my head.

Percussive piano

Futzed around with some music this morning. Nothing special but just for the record.

A sequenced simple synth

I have been doing some more playing with generative music. Here’s a simple rhythmic piece created by an algorithm controlling a sine wave:

Pure Data Midi Note On-Off Solution Update

I received a follow up from Joe White at RJDJ regarding a Pure Data midi note solution I posted about previously:

I saw your blog post about handling midi note data in pure data – http://kemptonmooney.com/2010/09/pure-data-midi-note-off-solution/
I realise this was a while ago for you but I’ve been constantly running into the same problem. I like [...]

Cathedral Music

Played with creating generative music today using Impromptu. Just trying to get a little more familiar with it and the Scheme language. Here are two files of organ music and one of flute music I created based on concepts from Andrew Sorensen. Both were created from the same generative process, so they are similar but [...]

Japense tsunami response

I recorded a track for a Japanese tsunami relief album that the monome community is putting together. Below is a link.
The album is in support of www.doctorswithoutborders.org, www.jrc.or.jp, and shelterbox.org.
Listen to the album here:
http://mcrpmusic.bandcamp.com/album/n-n-1-fall-n-rise-n-1

Bach plugged in

Here is a piece I did using Bach’s Italian Concerto and Concerto in Cm with some rearrangements and played on an analog synth and pumped through some reverb units (with some added effects, of course…).

Experimentation with Noiseplug

I have been playing around with Smider’s Noiseplug tools, designed in Max/MSP. Below is a little sample, not a finished track but just an example of the noise that can be made. The tools are great for simple ambient generated from samples, as will as minimal glitch rhythms.

Resampled drum and synth riff

I came home today and decided to resample with a drum beat and a little synth riff.