Four exemples with Usine Vst and Pianoteq, Ems Avs and Minimonsta

[deb7680]

Here are some examples made with plant VST and virtual synths. With the function to generate random midi. Here, with his piano. It is the one who asked me the greatest problem with the flow of notes, it was overload when I wanted a series of fast notes.

Voici quelques exemples réalisés avec Usine VST et des synthés virtuels. Avec la fonction random pour générer les notes midi.
Ici, avec un son de piano. C'est celui qui m'a posé le plus de problème, avec le flux de notes, il était en overload dès que je voulais une série de notes rapides.

http://www.d758076.eu/MP3/UsineRandomPi ... empo30.mp3

Here, with the emulation Ems Synthi Aks, Ems AVS. That there are interesting with the "interval" is also able to obtain changes "timbres" here, they have a very electronic.

Ici, avec l'émulation de l'Ems Synthi Aks, l'Ems AVS. Ce qui il y a d'intéressant avec le paramètre "interval" c'est de pouvoir aussi obtenir des changements de timbres,
ici, ils ont un caractère très électroniques.

http://www.d758076.eu/MP3/UsineAvsVaria ... tronic.mp3

Always with the Ems Avs, but with a desire to have long notes, to expand the timbres. Make like a kind of sound that advance ...

Toujours avec l'Ems Avs, mais avec la volonté d'avoir des notes longues, pour donner de l'ampleur aux timbres. Faire comme une sorte de vaisseau sonore qui avance...

http://www.d758076.eu/MP3/UsineRandomEmsAvsSpace.mp3

Here, changes with the Minimonsta. The echo and reverb are those Ableton Live 7 :

Ici, des variations avec le Minimonsta. L'écho et la réverbération sont celles d'Ableton Live 7 :

http://www.d758076.eu/MP3/UsineRandomMiniMonsta3.mp3

[bsork]

Haven't had the chance to listen (at work...), but if you used the Step MIDI or the Random MIDI modules, these only generates NoteOns which might account for the overload problem.

The simplest way to generate NoteOffs, is to patch in a MIDI Transformer and set length>0.

[senso]

interesting,
thanks for the large demonstration of random midi possibilities.

Another direction to explore is to play a midi sequence (in tempo) but with a jitter on the tempo: use a random data or a step data connected to the master sync tempo.
It gives a very interesting 'human' playing.

[deb7680]

"The simplest way to generate NoteOffs, is to patch in a MIDI Transformer and set length>0.
Thanks bsork, I have testing. It's great, I have get NoteOff.

"but with a jitter on the tempo"
What is a jitter ? How I do for the patching ?

[bsork]

For "jitter": http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jitter

For patching, use whatever source - random or cyclic or whatever - to generate some data that you connect to the tempo input of a master (or for that matter local) synchro module.