Cycling '74

RadioGamelan is the first in a series of pieces which seek to embellish the 1960’s notion of “action scores” (embodied in the music of Christian Wolff and John Cage, in pieces which specify the “how” of performance, rather than the “what”) with computer programs that enable specific types of performance. RadioGamelan allows each performer to choose their own tempo, and freely combine that tempo with those of the other performers – creating shifting polyrhythmic patterns. The specific rhythmic process allows pitches, amplitudes, and timbres to be chosen freely, while the piece retains a unique character.

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RadioGamelan

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LockStitch was made for percussion sequencing

LockStitch's 4 'euclidean' sequencers are fast and intuitive

LockStitch's 4 'Combiners' transform the humble sequencer into a percussion powerhouse - by comparing the outputs (1 or 0) of two sequences: greater than, less than, equal to etc., and outputting a 1 or 0 as appropriate

LockStitch is also a very capable polyphonic/polyrythmic melodic sequencer

LockStitch was created using Max for Live 8.1 

LockStitch was made for percussion sequencing
LockStitch's 4 'euclidean' sequencers are fast and intuitive
LockStitch's 4 'Combiners' transf

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