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This album is compiled from original live coded performances and jamsessions recorded between 2019 and 2021. Each track was coded live in a full performance, ranging from 15 to 45 minutes. I made a selection of best performances from the recordings and edited them to tracks of 4 to 9 minutes, (re-)arranging the best parts. The music and sounds were coded with the Mercury live coding environment. This language runs in Max 8, using NodeJS for the interpreter/parser, MaxMSP for the sequencing, synthesis and fx and Jitter for the texteditor and accompanying visuals. The titles of the tracks are chemical reactions or molecular structures, inspired by my fascination for nature, organisms and science. I create an image for every song to complement the name of the molecule. Hope you enjoy this work and consider supporting me.

You can find more information on Mercury here: https://www.timohoogland.com/mercury-livecoding 
You can try Mercury in the browser here: https://mercury.timohoogland.com 

This album is compiled from original live coded performances and jamsessions recorded between 2019 and 2021. Each track was coded live in a 

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Al-kimiya (Live Coded Album)

Felix Leuschner

SUCKERPUNCH is a drum synthesizer created in MAX 7. Controlled by a ROLAND V-DRUM Set.

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SUCKERPUNCH - drum synthesizer

James Kilby

This includes a video edit of my partially randomly generated progressive down-tempo electronic song "Lit Trance",  which was inspired by Bassnectar,  ideas and samples were composed on Linux multimedia studio,  and it was programmed and made with Max 7.  I know it is not exactly trance but it is just the name and down-tempo electronic didn't fit for the visuals. I just used a lot of Urn and Counter objects for starters. I made my own samples and instrumentation, through it all into Max 7, and programmed it all to flow yet still be different every time. I wanted the beat to be steady yet random with a focus on the main flow. Hooked up all the button objects to make a sweet display and programmed a bunch of settings and then randomized and combined to mix it up. And yes buttons because I thought it would be fun to use buttons. 

This includes a video edit of my partially random generated progressive song "Lit Trance",  which was inspired by Bassnectar,  ideas and sam

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