d4 $  stut 4 1.0 0.5 $ discretise (4/1 )  $ every 8 (slow 4 ) $ every 2 (fast 2 ) $ every 4 (slow 2 ) $ randslice 8 $ s "bass*8" # n (choose [ 7, 9]) # up (choose [ 0, 12, 24, 3 , 5, 7] ) # cut 1 # sustain 0.8 # gain 1.5

d4 $   every 8 (slow 4 ) $ every 2 (fast 2 ) $ every 4 (slow 2 ) $ randslice 8 $ s "bass*8" # n (choose [ 7, 9]) # up (choose [ 0, 12, 24, 3 , 5, 7] ) # cut 1 # sustain 0.4 # gain 1.5

d4 $   every 8 (slow 4 ) $ every 2 (fast 2 ) $ every 4 (slow 2 ) $ randslice 8 $ s "bass*8" # n (choose [ 7, 9, 13]) # up (choose [ 0, 12, 24, 3 , 5, 7] ) # cut 1 # sustain 0.4 # gain 1.5

Jenkins, what the hell are you playing at?

Generative music made using TidalCycles. Algorave is the future.

The code that generates this music looks something like this:

d1 $ stack [
   sound " ~ XTRL1_Closed_Hats:27 ~ XTRL1_Closed_Hats:24 ~ XTRL1_Closed_Hats:27 ~ XTRL1_Closed_Hats:24 " # gain 0.9,
    brak $ sound "XTRL1_Bassdrums:5 [~ XTRL1_Bassdrums:5] ~  XTRL1_Bassdrums:5" # gain 1.2,
    sound "[ XTRL1_Closed_Hats:1*16 ]" # n ( choose [ 1 .. 100] ),
    slow 16 $ chop 64 $ sound "~ XTRL2_Special_Loops:16   ~ XTRL2_Special_Loops:16" # n ( choose  [17 ] ),
    brak $ sound "~ [ ~ XTRL1_Claps_n_Snares:16]    ~ [ ~ XTRL1_Claps_n_Snares:16] " # n ( choose  [1 .. 100] ),
    sound "~ XTRL1__Shots" # n ( choose  [ 100 ] ) # gain 0.6 # up (run 16) # pan sine1,
    iter 4 $ every 2 (rev) $ sound " ~ [ ~  XTRL1__Shots*4]" # n ( choose  [ 64 .. 99 ] ) # gain 0.9 ,
    iter 4 $ every 2 (rev) $ sound " XTRL1__Shots*16" # n ( choose  [ 64 .. 99 ] ) # gain 0.9 # up (run (choose [8 , 16]))
]

Credit for the Artwork to the amazing rupert o'nion
http://rupert-o-nion.tumblr.com/painting

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