synthetic bird song
There's a PD patch called "birds use stars" that might be useful to you. Probably a Max version of it too.
Just basic FM - doesn't come close to real birdsong. Interesting nonetheless.
(Coincidentally, I was just thinking of making a synthetic birdsong G2 patch this morning.)
you should check out the plugin "oscine tract" if you're on windows:
or why not go for a whole zoo?
oli
I came across this.
Look at the bottom for Mouette Simulator
Wildlife Recordings of Desktop Birds.
Digital birds recorded right in their natural habitat, the computer. All birds were recorded by Anders Dahl. All birds sing in mono.
A friend of mine has made some impressive bird songs with SC3 just using a
pair of oscillators (one used as an envelope generator).
Best
Peiman
On 16/04/2008, Don K wrote:
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> http://vincent.choqueuse.free.fr/maxmsp.htm
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Following in the AM/FM vein... Basically a hack of one of the MSP tute patches on FM synthesis. Not sure how convincing, but may serve as a point of departure.
NIce! I swear there's one of these nesting near my
allotment :-)
cheers
Roger
--- Steve Adam wrote:
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> Following in the AM/FM vein... Basically a hack of
> one of the MSP tute patches on FM synthesis. Not
> sure how convincing, but may serve as a point of
> departure.
I am utilizing these patches to control the minds of birds, my bird army will never be stopped.
Hitchcock's got nothing on this...
Hi,
I've put the spectrogram of a bird on this page
A simple way to reecreate the soudn is to generate a sawtooth waveform with a decaying pitch (exponential cruve), and to apply a decaying amplitude.