Digital Synthesis - Revision history

SteeleNivenson: /* Software */ itsa me!

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Software: itsa me!

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	Currently on the [[computer music workstation#Software \| computer music workstation]] software page.		Currently on the [[computer music workstation#Software \| computer music workstation]] software page.

	As of October 24 2016 --[[~~Special~~:~~Contributions/192.195.83.130~~\|~~192.195.83.130~~]] 05:42, 25 October 2016 (UTC) got [[jackd]] running on a [[Raspberry Pi]] with 64ms of latency. This is not acceptable for realtime performance but it sure is fun for softsynths. The following is the required settings for jackd with no hardware level modifications.		As of October 24 2016 --[[User:SteeleNivenson\|SteeleNivenson]] ([[User talk:SteeleNivenson\|talk]]) 00:34, 26 October 2016 (UTC) got [[jackd]] running on a [[Raspberry Pi]] with 64ms of latency. This is not acceptable for realtime performance but it sure is fun for softsynths. The following is the required settings for jackd with no hardware level modifications.

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	With the following settings the [[Bristol]] analog modeling synthesizer can run with no audio dropouts.		With the following settings the [[Bristol]] analog modeling synthesizer can run with no audio dropouts.

			It is also required to export this environment variable if you want to use text only mode.

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			export DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS=unix:path=/run/dbus/system_bus_socket
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	== Hardware ==		== Hardware ==

192.195.83.130: /* Software */

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	Currently on the [[computer music workstation#Software \| computer music workstation]] software page.		Currently on the [[computer music workstation#Software \| computer music workstation]] software page.

			As of October 24 2016 --[[Special:Contributions/192.195.83.130\|192.195.83.130]] 05:42, 25 October 2016 (UTC) got [[jackd]] running on a [[Raspberry Pi]] with 64ms of latency. This is not acceptable for realtime performance but it sure is fun for softsynths. The following is the required settings for jackd with no hardware level modifications.

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			/usr/bin/jackd -dalsa -dhw:0 -r48000 -p1024 -n3 -Xseq
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			With the following settings the [[Bristol]] analog modeling synthesizer can run with no audio dropouts.

	== Hardware ==		== Hardware ==

SteeleNivenson: DRY

2016-04-07T21:48:29Z

DRY

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	== ~~Digital synthesis software~~ ==		== Software ==

	Currently on the [[computer music workstation#Software \| computer music workstation]] software page.		Currently on the [[computer music workstation#Software \| computer music workstation]] software page.

	== ~~Digital synthesis hardware~~ ==		== Hardware ==

	Currently some stuff about Lunetta CMOS designs on the [[Modular]] page. Though mostly analog synth circuits there.		Currently some stuff about Lunetta CMOS designs on the [[Modular]] page. Though mostly analog synth circuits there.

	== ~~Digital Synthesis~~ Workshops ==		[http://www.eecs.qmul.ac.uk/~andrewm/hackable.html Sick instrument named D-Box] created with a realtime OS running on a Beagle Bone Black.

			[https://code.soundsoftware.ac.uk/projects/beaglert Bela] is an attempt to unify all the things someone would want from a hybrid digital/analog synth and control environment into a single framework. Which sounds rad. 1 week old as of this writing.

			== Workshops ==

	Digital Synthesis is a form of electronic music that uses software algorithms to generate, control or modify sound. There are a number of software platforms which follow a historical timeline, which in turn originate from early analog/modular synthesis techniques.		Digital Synthesis is a form of electronic music that uses software algorithms to generate, control or modify sound. There are a number of software platforms which follow a historical timeline, which in turn originate from early analog/modular synthesis techniques.

SteeleNivenson: /* Digital synthesis software */ page link

2016-04-07T21:34:46Z

Digital synthesis software: page link

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	== Digital synthesis software ==		== Digital synthesis software ==

	Currently on the [[computer music workstation]] page.		Currently on the [[computer music workstation#Software \| computer music workstation]] software page.

	== Digital synthesis hardware ==		== Digital synthesis hardware ==

SteeleNivenson: /* Digital synthesis hardware */ mostly analog

2016-04-07T21:31:14Z

Digital synthesis hardware: mostly analog

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	== Digital synthesis hardware ==		== Digital synthesis hardware ==

	Currently on the [[Modular]] page.		Currently some stuff about Lunetta CMOS designs on the [[Modular]] page. Though mostly analog synth circuits there.

	== Digital Synthesis Workshops ==		== Digital Synthesis Workshops ==

SteeleNivenson: /* Digital Synthesis Workshop */ sections!

2016-04-07T21:30:25Z

Digital Synthesis Workshop: sections!

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	== Digital Synthesis ~~Workshop~~ ==		== Digital synthesis software ==

			Currently on the [[computer music workstation]] page.

			== Digital synthesis hardware ==

			Currently on the [[Modular]] page.

			== Digital Synthesis Workshops ==

	Digital Synthesis is a form of electronic music that uses software algorithms to generate, control or modify sound. There are a number of software platforms which follow a historical timeline, which in turn originate from early analog/modular synthesis techniques.		Digital Synthesis is a form of electronic music that uses software algorithms to generate, control or modify sound. There are a number of software platforms which follow a historical timeline, which in turn originate from early analog/modular synthesis techniques.
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	Contact me via my user page --[[User:SteeleNivenson\|SteeleNivenson]] ([[User talk:SteeleNivenson\|talk]]) 19:02, 13 February 2016 (UTC)		Contact me via my user page --[[User:SteeleNivenson\|SteeleNivenson]] ([[User talk:SteeleNivenson\|talk]]) 19:02, 13 February 2016 (UTC)

	~~Tentative date: Mon Feb 22 19:00:00 PST 2016. I've joined~~ the [https://www.noisebridge.net/mailman/private/sound-hacks/ sound-hacks] list ~~and got~~ some interest.		The people on the [https://www.noisebridge.net/mailman/private/sound-hacks/ sound-hacks] list shows some interest.

SteeleNivenson: date

2016-02-13T21:59:09Z

date

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	~~Date TBD,~~ I've joined the [https://www.noisebridge.net/mailman/private/sound-hacks/ sound-hacks] list ~~but it looks pretty quiet~~.		Tentative date: Mon Feb 22 19:00:00 PST 2016. I've joined the [https://www.noisebridge.net/mailman/private/sound-hacks/ sound-hacks] list and got some interest.

SteeleNivenson: NOPE! https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Footnotes

2016-02-13T21:17:21Z

NOPE! https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Footnotes

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	I'm particularly interested in the class of digital synthesis that originated from the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SuperCollider SuperCollider platform], released in 1996, open sourced in 2002 and currently under active development. There are many projects using the supercollider engine as the basis for [http://flockingjs.org/ new languages], [https://overtone.github.io/ platforms] and [http://sonic-pi.net/ performance environments]. Let's talk about them!		I'm particularly interested in the class of digital synthesis that originated from the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SuperCollider SuperCollider platform], released in 1996, open sourced in 2002 and currently under active development. There are many projects using the supercollider engine as the basis for [http://flockingjs.org/ new languages], [https://overtone.github.io/ platforms] and [http://sonic-pi.net/ performance environments]. Let's talk about them!

	There are some interesting small form computers like the ~~<ref>Arduino Teensy~~ https://cdn.hackaday.io/files/8292354764928/workshop.pdf~~</ref>~~ that have a digital synthesis platform. I would like to begin with "old school" computers, like laptops or desktops then get into the specifics of embedded chips.		There are some interesting small form computers like the [https://cdn.hackaday.io/files/8292354764928/workshop.pdf Arduino Teensy] that have a digital synthesis platform. I would like to begin with "old school" computers, like laptops or desktops then get into the specifics of embedded chips.
	Contact me via my user page --[[User:SteeleNivenson\|SteeleNivenson]] ([[User talk:SteeleNivenson\|talk]]) 19:02, 13 February 2016 (UTC)		Contact me via my user page --[[User:SteeleNivenson\|SteeleNivenson]] ([[User talk:SteeleNivenson\|talk]]) 19:02, 13 February 2016 (UTC)

	Date TBD, I've joined the [https://www.noisebridge.net/mailman/private/sound-hacks/ sound-hacks] list but it looks pretty quiet.		Date TBD, I've joined the [https://www.noisebridge.net/mailman/private/sound-hacks/ sound-hacks] list but it looks pretty quiet.

	~~References: <references />~~

SteeleNivenson at 21:16, 13 February 2016

2016-02-13T21:16:41Z

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	I'm particularly interested in the class of digital synthesis that originated from the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SuperCollider SuperCollider platform], released in 1996, open sourced in 2002 and currently under active development. There are many projects using the supercollider engine as the basis for [http://flockingjs.org/ new languages], [https://overtone.github.io/ platforms] and [http://sonic-pi.net/ performance environments]. Let's talk about them!		I'm particularly interested in the class of digital synthesis that originated from the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SuperCollider SuperCollider platform], released in 1996, open sourced in 2002 and currently under active development. There are many projects using the supercollider engine as the basis for [http://flockingjs.org/ new languages], [https://overtone.github.io/ platforms] and [http://sonic-pi.net/ performance environments]. Let's talk about them!

			There are some interesting small form computers like the <ref>Arduino Teensy https://cdn.hackaday.io/files/8292354764928/workshop.pdf</ref> that have a digital synthesis platform. I would like to begin with "old school" computers, like laptops or desktops then get into the specifics of embedded chips.
	Contact me via my user page --[[User:SteeleNivenson\|SteeleNivenson]] ([[User talk:SteeleNivenson\|talk]]) 19:02, 13 February 2016 (UTC)		Contact me via my user page --[[User:SteeleNivenson\|SteeleNivenson]] ([[User talk:SteeleNivenson\|talk]]) 19:02, 13 February 2016 (UTC)

	Date TBD, I've joined the [https://www.noisebridge.net/mailman/private/sound-hacks/ sound-hacks] list but it looks pretty quiet.		Date TBD, I've joined the [https://www.noisebridge.net/mailman/private/sound-hacks/ sound-hacks] list but it looks pretty quiet.

			References: <references />

SteeleNivenson: Created page with "== Digital Synthesis Workshop == Digital Synthesis is a form of electronic music that uses software algorithms to generate, control or modify sound. There are a number of sof..."

2016-02-13T19:02:51Z

Created page with "== Digital Synthesis Workshop == Digital Synthesis is a form of electronic music that uses software algorithms to generate, control or modify sound. There are a number of sof..."

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== Digital Synthesis Workshop ==

Digital Synthesis is a form of electronic music that uses software algorithms to generate, control or modify sound. There are a number of software platforms which follow a historical timeline, which in turn originate from early analog/modular synthesis techniques.

An important distinction between digital synthesis and sound software in general is the sound creation process. Digital synthesis functions more like a contemporary analog modular rig, but modeled inside a computer, controlled by a programming language and without physical space constraints. ''this is not a workshop on plugins, softsynths for logic or ableton, or anything about multitrack recording/DAW.'' There is already a good [[Songbridge | Ableton workshop every Tuesday]] held by a group of working music producers.

I'm particularly interested in the class of digital synthesis that originated from the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SuperCollider SuperCollider platform], released in 1996, open sourced in 2002 and currently under active development. There are many projects using the supercollider engine as the basis for [http://flockingjs.org/ new languages], [https://overtone.github.io/ platforms] and [http://sonic-pi.net/ performance environments]. Let's talk about them!

Contact me via my user page --[[User:SteeleNivenson|SteeleNivenson]] ([[User talk:SteeleNivenson|talk]]) 19:02, 13 February 2016 (UTC)

Date TBD, I've joined the [https://www.noisebridge.net/mailman/private/sound-hacks/ sound-hacks] list but it looks pretty quiet.