A lightweight Ruby gem for music theory applications specific to Electronic Music composition.
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A lightweight Ruby gem for music theory applications specific to Electronic Music composition.
This is one of my portfolios which composed by OpenMusic (http://repmus.ircam.fr/openmusic/home).
My introduction to React-Native. A drum-machine iOS app paying tribute to two iconic pieces of gear from the 80s: ROLAND TR-909 and CASIO RZ-1. As it stands, this is ideal for practicing finger drumming. For the future, though, I plan on implementing step-sequencing and recording functionalities in order to bring a new dimension to the app.
Projet Orgue pour le porjet interdisciplinaire
Android app for listening to more than 450 different Hernán Cattaneo Resident Sessions.
Elektroniskās mūzikas pasākums Rīgā, kas apvieno mūzikas radīšanas tehnoloģijas, DJ tehniku un studijas aprīkojumu. Apmeklē un iepazīsties ar nozares jaunākajām inovācijām un tendencēm!
For altering the MIDI CC input sent to FL Studio, using FL Studio 20.1 as the testbed.
Attempting pure data examples/exercises so that I can get good at it and make the next Kesto. At least I hope so...
My thoughts on recently-released EDM music... maybe for use in a future data science project
Electromagnetic Interactions
Leer el documento "ReadMe.docx". Read the doc "ReadMe.docx".
A repository for web site of the Bosnian legendary pioneer of electronic music, Adi Lukovac.
music maybe :/
Electronic music based on the poem Correspondences by Baudelaire
A musical piece created using modeled x-ray diffraction data, as well as source code for the sound generator used.
This is my attempt to learn the basics of Ableton Live by doing a cover of Paranoid by Black Sabbath.
Application for generating a simple GUI based sample player in SuperCollider
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