Hi.  Here's my submission:

http://www.davixology.com/sines/sines_w_score.csd

http://www.davixology.com/sines/sines_w_score.mp3

I used MaxMSP 5.0.7, csound~ 1.0.5, Csound 5.10 floats.  I used a custom
sequencer that I made for MaxMSP and I basically just recorded the event
stream being sent to csound~.  

It's a rhythmically oriented arrangement.  I arranged the drum parts like I
would a regular drum kit, but only the kick sounds like a kick.  I used
aliasing
to add noise for the snares (or are they hihats?).  LFO's are used to change
some of the percussion parameters and I left they running at a steady rate.
The chords were generated by generating extra instances for a given 
instance (with the pitch offsets changing from time to time).   

Oh well.  I've lost interest, so I guess I"m done.  Just wanted to make sure
the csound~ crowd was being represented, hehe ;)

Davis
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Nice!

2009/4/25 dp51 :
>
> Hi.  Here's my submission:
>
> http://www.davixology.com/sines/sines_w_score.csd
>

Thanks.  I'm glad you liked it :)

Davis


rory walsh wrote:
> 
> Nice!
> 
> 2009/4/25 dp51 :
>>
>> Hi.  Here's my submission:
>>
>> http://www.davixology.com/sines/sines_w_score.csd
>>
> 

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I do too. It's great!

dp51 wrote:
> Thanks.  I'm glad you liked it :)
> 
> Davis
> 
> 
> rory walsh wrote:
>> Nice!
>>
>> 2009/4/25 dp51 :
>>> Hi.  Here's my submission:
>>>
>>> http://www.davixology.com/sines/sines_w_score.csd
>>>
> 

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