Re: Sarnival

Miss Gwenny and I were using Csound and just finished tweaking a random sine
generator with particular attention to 1 3 and 17 with a max fequency of
1323x 5 (P4) that sTEVE cOOK form the C list helped me with she (a black and
white shorthair simply loved it until a cricket flew in and ruined her
bliss
great hearing from you sarn

Also have been composing via fractals and algos hot and heavy here in
Floriduh.
Using Koan and two Tx81zs. Anyone else besides Randy2000 using these babies?
Manual says there off by 1.56centavos but they sound so darn nice

Sarn Richard Ursell wrote:

> From: Sarn Richard Ursell <thcdelta@pop.ihug.co.nz>
>
> <<<From: jpff@maths.bath.ac.uk
>
> Our cat, Mogs, has a decided preference for Mozart, and leaves the
> room when we play Birtwistle. She can tolerate most of the rest of
> our taste, but is decidedly uncertain about Xenakis and some of the
> other electoacoustics. She likes one of my pieces which had a lot of
> high freqiency sounds -- unfortunately I did not and junked it.
>
> On the other hand I have not noticed any consonance/dissonance
> preferences; perhaps I will watch more carefully.
>
> ==John ff>>>
>
> Sarn says:
>
> We must make ABSOLUTELY SURE that it isn't the absolute pitch of the
> music, and rather the MUSICAL INTERVALS.
>
> Try this:
>
> 1.Take a selection of music.
> 2.Up sample it.
> 3.Time stretch it.
> 4.Play the cat a selection.
>
> --Cats have a higher hearing range, thus the need for sampleing,
> but since this shortens the music,
> we'd need to time stretch.
>
> Do let me know how you get on!!
>
> Sarn.
>
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Patrick Pagano wrote:

> Also have been composing via fractals and algos hot and heavy here in
> Floriduh.
> Using Koan and two Tx81zs. Anyone else besides Randy2000 using these babies?
> Manual says there off by 1.56centavos but they sound so darn nice

Ed "Edward" Sanders from the Fugs was using one with ahome made generalized
keyboard at AFMM last night (I think).

The low resolution scares me away! My Proteus/2 has
something similar. I stick to my Korg 05/RW, 1200 cent resolution,
even though the Proteus has better patches.

The Proteus/Yamaha modules let you map more than 12 tones
across the keyboard but they sound fuzzy in the tuning dept.

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