Hello,

A rhapsody in distressed metal; a seven-second sample time-stretched, 
pitch-shifted and layered into an ambient canon.  Hope you enjoy it. As 
always, comments are welcome.

http://mysterybear.net/article/35/a-door-into-spring

- Dave

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Dave Seidel wrote:
>
> A rhapsody in distressed metal; a seven-second sample time-stretched, 
> pitch-shifted and layered into an ambient canon.  Hope you enjoy it. 
> As always, comments are welcome. 


In true Christian Wolff style I'm listening to your piece as an ambient 
obbligato while my neighborhood awakes to the tunes of lawn mowers, 
convenience store compressor fans, and motorcycles. All blending 
together nicely. :)

Thanks !

Best,

dp

Excellent!  (And thanks.)

- Dave

Dave Phillips wrote:
> Dave Seidel wrote:
>>
>> A rhapsody in distressed metal; a seven-second sample time-stretched, 
>> pitch-shifted and layered into an ambient canon.  Hope you enjoy it. 
>> As always, comments are welcome. 
> 
> 
> In true Christian Wolff style I'm listening to your piece as an ambient 
> obbligato while my neighborhood awakes to the tunes of lawn mowers, 
> convenience store compressor fans, and motorcycles. All blending 
> together nicely. :)
> 
> Thanks !
> 
> Best,
> 
> dp

I really enjoyed listening to this. Thanks for sharing.

Rory.


2009/4/26 Dave Seidel :
> Excellent!  (And thanks.)
>
> - Dave
>

Thanks, Rory.

- Dave

Rory Walsh wrote:
> I really enjoyed listening to this. Thanks for sharing.
> 
> Rory.

HI Dave,

I'll join the chorus of saying thanks for sharing!  Enjoying this very much!

steven

On Sun, Apr 26, 2009 at 7:17 AM, Dave Seidel  wrote:
> Hello,
>
> A rhapsody in distressed metal; a seven-second sample time-stretched,
> pitch-shifted and layered into an ambient canon.  Hope you enjoy it. As
> always, comments are welcome.
>
> http://mysterybear.net/article/35/a-door-into-spring
>
> - Dave
>
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Thanks, Steven.  There's actually a little of your code in the CSD, an 
equal-power panning UDO I adapted from one of your pieces -- credited to 
you, of course.  :-)

- Dave

Steven Yi wrote:
> HI Dave,
> 
> I'll join the chorus of saying thanks for sharing!  Enjoying this very much!
> 
> steven

Oh, I think that's probably not my work originally!  The only pan I've
ever coded myself was just an implementation of General MIDI 2's
recommended formula for panning.  (This is my preferred panning for
stereo panning these days.)  I'm not sure if this is what you used or
not. Regardless, I think it's great that we can consult each other's
work and build off of it.  I'll likely start looking at incororating
dam and dcblock2 after looking at the CSD for this piece. =)

Thanks!
steven

On Sun, Apr 26, 2009 at 11:59 AM, Dave Seidel  wrote:
> Thanks, Steven.  There's actually a little of your code in the CSD, an
> equal-power panning UDO I adapted from one of your pieces -- credited to
> you, of course.  :-)
>
> - Dave
>
> Steven Yi wrote:
>>
>> HI Dave,
>>
>> I'll join the chorus of saying thanks for sharing!  Enjoying this very
>> much!
>>
>> steven
>
>
>
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This is the one I mean.  I changed it a bit by using some of the new 
math constants and adding the icos and isin variables to avoid 
evaluating certain expression more than once:

	opcode	yipan,aa,ia

iSpace,aout	xin

iSpace	=	iSpace * $M_PI * .5
icos	=	cos(iSpace)
isin	=	sin(iSpace)
krtl	= 	$M_SQRT2 / 2 * (icos + isin)
krtr	= 	$M_SQRT2 / 2 * (icos - isin)
aLeft	=	aout * krtl
aRight	=	aout * krtr

		xout	aLeft, aRight

	endop


Steven Yi wrote:
> Oh, I think that's probably not my work originally!  The only pan I've
> ever coded myself was just an implementation of General MIDI 2's
> recommended formula for panning.  (This is my preferred panning for
> stereo panning these days.)  I'm not sure if this is what you used or
> not. Regardless, I think it's great that we can consult each other's
> work and build off of it.  I'll likely start looking at incororating
> dam and dcblock2 after looking at the CSD for this piece. =)
> 
> Thanks!
> steven
> 
> On Sun, Apr 26, 2009 at 11:59 AM, Dave Seidel  wrote:
>> Thanks, Steven.  There's actually a little of your code in the CSD, an
>> equal-power panning UDO I adapted from one of your pieces -- credited to
>> you, of course.  :-)
>>
>> - Dave
>>
>> Steven Yi wrote:
>>> HI Dave,
>>>
>>> I'll join the chorus of saying thanks for sharing!  Enjoying this very
>>> much!
>>>
>>> steven

Must add my voice to the acclamation! Love the spectral aspect.

A great example what can be achieved in Csound using relatively  
simple resources (and a lot of talent and imagination!).

Joe


On 26 Apr 2009, at 13:17, Dave Seidel wrote:

> Hello,
>
> A rhapsody in distressed metal; a seven-second sample time- 
> stretched, pitch-shifted and layered into an ambient canon.  Hope  
> you enjoy it. As always, comments are welcome.
>
> http://mysterybear.net/article/35/a-door-into-spring
>
> - Dave
>
> -- 
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>
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Thanks, Joe.  Yeah, it's true that you don't always need a complex 
instrument -- in this case, it's really just a simple processing chain.

- Dave

Joe O'Farrell wrote:
> Must add my voice to the acclamation! Love the spectral aspect.
> 
> A great example what can be achieved in Csound using relatively simple 
> resources (and a lot of talent and imagination!).
> 
> Joe
> 
> 
> On 26 Apr 2009, at 13:17, Dave Seidel wrote:
> 
>> Hello,
>>
>> A rhapsody in distressed metal; a seven-second sample time-stretched, 
>> pitch-shifted and layered into an ambient canon.  Hope you enjoy it. 
>> As always, comments are welcome.
>>
>> http://mysterybear.net/article/35/a-door-into-spring
>>
>> - Dave

Hi Dave,

I think this code I used that I got originally from one of Michael
Gogins' project, and that in itself came from a Curtis Roads text.
The latest version of this code is one Istvan posted a while back that
optimized things for speed.  The whole of the latest code is here:

http://www.csounds.com/udo/displayOpcode.php?opcode_id=4

and the entire history should be there, including an article in the
Csound Magazine by Hans Mikelson with panning methods.

So, credit definitely goes to all of the above!

steven

On Sun, Apr 26, 2009 at 11:11 AM, Dave Seidel  wrote:
> This is the one I mean.  I changed it a bit by using some of the new math
> constants and adding the icos and isin variables to avoid evaluating certain
> expression more than once:
>
>        opcode  yipan,aa,ia
>
> iSpace,aout     xin
>
> iSpace  =       iSpace * $M_PI * .5
> icos    =       cos(iSpace)
> isin    =       sin(iSpace)
> krtl    =       $M_SQRT2 / 2 * (icos + isin)
> krtr    =       $M_SQRT2 / 2 * (icos - isin)
> aLeft   =       aout * krtl
> aRight  =       aout * krtr
>
>                xout    aLeft, aRight
>
>        endop
>
>
> Steven Yi wrote:
>>
>> Oh, I think that's probably not my work originally!  The only pan I've
>> ever coded myself was just an implementation of General MIDI 2's
>> recommended formula for panning.  (This is my preferred panning for
>> stereo panning these days.)  I'm not sure if this is what you used or
>> not. Regardless, I think it's great that we can consult each other's
>> work and build off of it.  I'll likely start looking at incororating
>> dam and dcblock2 after looking at the CSD for this piece. =)
>>
>> Thanks!
>> steven
>>
>> On Sun, Apr 26, 2009 at 11:59 AM, Dave Seidel 
>> wrote:
>>>
>>> Thanks, Steven.  There's actually a little of your code in the CSD, an
>>> equal-power panning UDO I adapted from one of your pieces -- credited to
>>> you, of course.  :-)
>>>
>>> - Dave
>>>
>>> Steven Yi wrote:
>>>>
>>>> HI Dave,
>>>>
>>>> I'll join the chorus of saying thanks for sharing!  Enjoying this very
>>>> much!
>>>>
>>>> steven
>
>
>
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Aha, thanks for the information!  I will catch up with the latest version.

- Dave

Steven Yi wrote:
> Hi Dave,
> 
> I think this code I used that I got originally from one of Michael
> Gogins' project, and that in itself came from a Curtis Roads text.
> The latest version of this code is one Istvan posted a while back that
> optimized things for speed.  The whole of the latest code is here:
> 
> http://www.csounds.com/udo/displayOpcode.php?opcode_id=4
> 
> and the entire history should be there, including an article in the
> Csound Magazine by Hans Mikelson with panning methods.
> 
> So, credit definitely goes to all of the above!
> 
> steven
> 
> On Sun, Apr 26, 2009 at 11:11 AM, Dave Seidel  wrote:
>> This is the one I mean.  I changed it a bit by using some of the new math
>> constants and adding the icos and isin variables to avoid evaluating certain
>> expression more than once:
>>
>>        opcode  yipan,aa,ia
>>
>> iSpace,aout     xin
>>
>> iSpace  =       iSpace * $M_PI * .5
>> icos    =       cos(iSpace)
>> isin    =       sin(iSpace)
>> krtl    =       $M_SQRT2 / 2 * (icos + isin)
>> krtr    =       $M_SQRT2 / 2 * (icos - isin)
>> aLeft   =       aout * krtl
>> aRight  =       aout * krtr
>>
>>                xout    aLeft, aRight
>>
>>        endop
>>
>>
>> Steven Yi wrote:
>>> Oh, I think that's probably not my work originally!  The only pan I've
>>> ever coded myself was just an implementation of General MIDI 2's
>>> recommended formula for panning.  (This is my preferred panning for
>>> stereo panning these days.)  I'm not sure if this is what you used or
>>> not. Regardless, I think it's great that we can consult each other's
>>> work and build off of it.  I'll likely start looking at incororating
>>> dam and dcblock2 after looking at the CSD for this piece. =)
>>>
>>> Thanks!
>>> steven
>>>
>>> On Sun, Apr 26, 2009 at 11:59 AM, Dave Seidel 
>>> wrote:
>>>> Thanks, Steven.  There's actually a little of your code in the CSD, an
>>>> equal-power panning UDO I adapted from one of your pieces -- credited to
>>>> you, of course.  :-)
>>>>
>>>> - Dave
>>>>
>>>> Steven Yi wrote:
>>>>> HI Dave,
>>>>>
>>>>> I'll join the chorus of saying thanks for sharing!  Enjoying this very
>>>>> much!
>>>>>
>>>>> steven

Dave,
Wonderful work. Elegant and lovely.

Prent Rodgers


Dave Seidel wrote:
> 
> Hello,
> 
> A rhapsody in distressed metal; a seven-second sample time-stretched, 
> pitch-shifted and layered into an ambient canon.  Hope you enjoy it. As 
> always, comments are welcome.
> 
> http://mysterybear.net/article/35/a-door-into-spring
> 
> - Dave
> 
> -- 
> ~DaveSeidel = [
>    http://mysterybear.net ,
>    http://daveseidel.tumblr.com ,
>    http://twitter.com/DaveSeidel
> ];
> 

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Thanks, Prent!

- Dave

Prent Rodgers wrote:
> Dave,
> Wonderful work. Elegant and lovely.
> 
> Prent Rodgers
> 
> 
> Dave Seidel wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> A rhapsody in distressed metal; a seven-second sample time-stretched, 
>> pitch-shifted and layered into an ambient canon.  Hope you enjoy it. As 
>> always, comments are welcome.
>>
>> http://mysterybear.net/article/35/a-door-into-spring
>>
>> - Dave

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