It´s time for some deep thoughts about the relation of generative music and AI. There´s going to be a series of articles about the matter here on this site soon. But also you can contribute, can help developing the project. Just leave you thoughts and notes in the comments (as some of you have started doing on my social media - thank you for that).

Enjoy your day!

Rolf

(Excerpt from my e-book about this topic: https://www.dev.rofilm-media.net/node/537)

About Noise Art Again

And there is another request – the last for now: it must be possible to COMPOSE noise! Why is that!

To all of my dear friends here:

This is my spring newsletter to keep you up-to-date:

https://mailchi.mp/b9ded60c493c/all-news-from-rolfs-world-of-sound

Enjoy your day!

Rolf

As promised on my social media: here is the link to download the patch:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/h0x3sjsatsfudnw/ultra%20quicky%2011.vcv?dl=0

Enjoy it!

An here is the link to the video:

https://youtu.be/jaOTi6iX9F4

Rolf

As promised in my social media: here is the download link to the VCV Rack preset of this patch:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/y545wt6eyc36qam/ultra%20quicky%2010.vcv?dl=0

Enjoy it!

Rolf

As I promised on Social Media, here are the details of the patch:

Take the FM-OP and feed its audio out through a Spring Reverb module in the main Audio out.

The Feedback offset of the FM-OP is set to 15.904%

The offset of the Spring Reverb is adjusted to 39.8%

Add an LFO – Sample and Hold group and modulate the FM OP´s feedback.

The LFO is running at 3 Hz.

The probability of S&H is at 91.04%

(Excerpt from my e-book “A Systematic Introduction To Making Generative Music With Modular Synths”, Volume 1. Read more here: https://www.dev.rofilm-media.net/node/331)

Instruo “harmonàig” - Part 2

(modules, that are especially useful for making generative music)

(Excerpt from my e-book about this topic: https://www.dev.rofilm-media.net/node/537)

About Noise Art

(excerpt from my e-book “New Concepts for Music and Sound”: https://www.dev.rofilm-media.net/node/537)

One of the “backbone” devices in the studio of electronic music of the WDR broadcasting station in Cologne, Germany was the Tieftone Generator.

(Excerpt from my e-book about this topic: https://www.dev.rofilm-media.net/node/537)

What the pioneers of electronic music worked on, emphasised more than before or even discovered, and how to translate this to our situation today:

Aspect 5: