Generative Techniques - skill share thread

One generative trick I like to use is to get two VCOs. The triangle output of one goes to the input of a shift register, and the other VCO to the clock input. Then I pass the outputs of the shift register to comparators, and then to a DAC. The output of the DAC then frequency modulates the two VCOs.

This is the basis of Rob Hordijk’s rungler.

I’ll put an example out today if I have some time.

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Note that I usually only fill 3 to 5 bits of the DAC to “tame” the melody.

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the rungler is in nysthi::BOH!ngler (extended: 256 bitshift register, with 16 sums)

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Also check out the Ceis ADSR module in the new Instruo plugin, which is more than just a great ADSR. It has trigger-output for end of each segment (burst generator) and individual gate outputs for duration of each segment. Very useful for lots of things.

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all adsr or envelopes from nysthi (at least 10 different versions) have EOC and more for example the nysthi::complex-dahd contains eod eoa eoh eoc

  • are chainable + they contains 2 vcas
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