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-- licensed with CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/
-- Carl Testa

--2021-11-16
stack [
slow 4 $ note "0 -2 ~ ~" # s "flbass" # speed 0.8 # gain 0.8,
off 0.25 (+ speed "<0.5 1 2 4>") $ s "glitch*16?" # n (irand 9) # pan perlin # speed (range "<0.6 0.8>" "<1 1.2>" square),
slow 1 $ s "[drum*4, [~ hh]*4]",
slow 4 $ degradeBy 0.5 $ ply 4 $ scramble 6 $ note (scale "minor" ("7 6 5 2 1 0" + "<0 -2 -2 -2>")) # speed 0.8 # s "gtr"
]

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-- Sensel Morph Test Script
-- 
-- displays up to 4 touches
-- setup Sensel Morph for 14bit MIDI on CCs x=72, y=74, z=76

local xmsb = {0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0}
local xlsb = {0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0}
local xvalue = {0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0}

local ymsb = {0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0}

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//Use Estuary here: https://estuary.mcmaster.ca

//playing sounds (samples)

//play bass drum sample
sound "bd"

//same as above but shorter to write
s "bd"

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//Run Aalto in SuperCollider
//with VSTPlugin
//https://git.iem.at/pd/vstplugin/-/releases

(
SynthDef(\aalto, { arg bus;
	ReplaceOut.ar(bus, VSTPlugin.ar(nil, 2, id: \aalto));
}).add;
)

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//List of Hydra Commands

//Sources

//Oscillator
//osc(frequency, sync, offset)
osc(10,0.1,5).out()

//Noise
//noise(density, sync)

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Creating a JackTrip HUB Virtual Server with Ubuntu Desktop environment and RDP access

This short guide explains how to create a JackTrip Virtual Machine using DigitalOcean, an easy to use cloud server platform. The goal here is to create a server with a desktop interface that you can login to and start JACK and QJackTrip for rehearsals, performances, etc. You can also install audio processing software like SuperCollider but I will save that for another tutorial. The benefit of creating this on a virtual machine is that using DigitalOcean's snapshot feature you can save this configuration and spin it up as needed and save money. You don't need this running 24/7 if you're only using it for rehearsals and performances. This configuration costs about $0.35/month to store on DigitalOcean as a snapshot. The minimal configuration described at the very bottom (without the desktop interface) is about $0.11/month to store on DigitalOcean using their snapshot feature.

Create your

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#Sonic Pi Command List
#Copy and Paste from this command list into your sonic pi file

#Use the command play to play a note using the default synth
#play  note (symbol_or_number)
#Usage:
play 60 #midinote 60 or middle c
play :c4 #create a symbol by typing colon then the note name and an octave designation
play :e5, release: 2, amp: 0.5 #you can add parameters as well

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//Carl Testa
//requries SuperCollider Ambisonic ToolKit: http://www.ambisonictoolkit.net/documentation/supercollider/
//requires Mach1 M1 MNTR CTRL App: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/m1-mntr-ctrl/id1486961476#?platform=iphone

//headtracker
//Using M1 MNTR CTRL App on iPhone, place the iphone on top of your headphones if you can (or use AirPods Pro)
~ht = Bus.control(s, 1);

(
OSCdef(\tracker,

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Engine_Sway : CroneEngine {

	*new { arg context, doneCallback;
		^super.new(context, doneCallback);
	}

	alloc {
		NornsSway(\sway);
		NornsSway(\sway).input.set(\chan, context.in_b[0].index);
		NornsSway(\sway).analysis_input.set(\chan, context.in_b[0].index);

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