| Tutorials | Tutorials in MiniTidal (TidalCycles), Hydra, & CineCer0 |
s "sound" – single sound each cycles "sound sound" – two sounds each cycles "sound*4" –one sound playing 4 times each cycles "sound:2"–accessing the file no.2 of a samples "<sound sound>" –each cycle will have a different sounds "[sound sound] sound" – first half of the cycle plays two sounds (faster), second half plays one sound (slower)s "[sound sound]/3 sound" –first half of the cycle plays two sounds but the time is divided so it is perceived slower.slow 1 $ – slow the cycle, 1 is the default. 1++ = slower.fast 1 $ – fast the cycle, 1 is the default. 1++ = faster.chop 8 $ – cuts the samples a # of times.striate 8 $ – granulates the sound.degrade $ – randomly removes events from the sonic pattern.rev $ – returns a reverse version of the sonic pattern.jux ([transformation]) $ – creates strange stereo effect by applying a function-transformation.every 2 ([transformation]) $ – applies a function-transformation every # of cycles.always ([transformation]) $ – applies a function-transformation a certain % of times. Other possible parameters: almostAlways, often, sometimes, and rarely.# gain 1 – changes the volume of the sound; 1 = normal vol, 1– = less volume, 1++ = more volume (even if the value is higher, it does not exceed 2 as a save value).# n 0 – changes the number of the sample.# note 0 – changes the note.# speed 0 – changes the speed; 1 = normal speed.# pan 0.5 – moves the sound on the speakers; 1 = right, 0 = left# vowel "a" – applies a filter; other values: e, i, o, u# shape 5 – produces a wave shaping distortion; 0 = no distortion.# accelerate 2 – similar to speed.# begin 0.1 – cuts the beginning of the samples# end 0.9 – cuts the ending of the samples"1 2 3 4" – a parameter pattern, it only works completely when the sound pattern has the same or more amount of values.(choose[1,2,3,4]) –parameter chose from the list in order(irand 5) – parameter oscilantes between 0 to the value you give(rand + 0.5) – parameter oscilantes between 0 and 1 + the value you give; in this example, it between 0.5 and 1.5stack[
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