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Sunday, 20 March 2016
Dark in Sonic Pi
I am not a musician but I do love playing/coding (not difference really) Sonic Pi and video (using Voila http://www.globaldelight.com/voila/index.php) so I came up with this, it was just fun to do.
Please someone take it and improve it.
use_synth :prophet
in_thread do
loop do
sample :ambi_choir, rate: 0.1, attack: 4, release: 4
sleep 10
end
end
in_thread do
loop do
sample :bass_trance_c, amp: 0.75, release: 3
sleep 2
sample :bass_trance_c, rate: 0.5, amp: 0.5, release: 5
sleep 4
sample :bass_trance_c, rate: 0.3, amp: 0.25, release: 9
sleep 10
end
end
sleep 4
sample :ambi_drone, amp: 0.75, release: 3
sleep 8
sample :ambi_dark_woosh, amp: 0.75, release: 3
sleep 7
sample :ambi_dark_woosh, amp: 3, release: 6
sleep 6
sample :ambi_dark_woosh, amp: 3, release: 5
sleep 5
sample :ambi_dark_woosh, amp: 5, release: 4
sleep 4
sample :ambi_dark_woosh, amp: 5, release: 3
sleep 3
sample :ambi_dark_woosh, amp: 5, release: 2
sleep 2
sample :ambi_dark_woosh, amp: 5, release: 1
sleep 1
sample :ambi_dark_woosh, amp: 5, release: 0.5
sleep 0.5
sample :ambi_dark_woosh, amp: 5, release: 0.5
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