Algorave

My remix of Me & U by Cassie made using Sonic Pi

Me & U - DJ_Dave Edit

Easy - Live Coded Edit

Still Miss U (Live Coded Edit) - DJ_Dave, Kitty

moistpeace / Algo Beats (KBC2021)

B-Sides

Quire

An small lovely piece of noisy trash that was entirely improvised on-stage.

WITNESS_UNKNOWN

impulse [02_10_23]

DJ_Dave - Castles (Justin Swirbul Remix) [02_16_23]

DJ_Dave - Castles (HARDCORE SOFTWARE Remix) [02_16_23]

SC 230308 013603


d8 $ every 5 (density 1.5) $ sound "bass3:2*2? [bass3:8 bass3:5 bass3:8]?"
   |+| gain "1.2"
   |+| shape "0.3"
   |+| speed (every 3 ((*2) &lt;$&gt;) $ every 2 ((/2) &lt;$&gt;) "1.44")

d10 $ every 3 rev $ slow 4 $ (spread' striate "16 32 12" $ sound "[pad:5]")
   |+| speed (superimpose ((*1.5) &lt;$&gt;) $ (superimpose ((*1.01) &lt;$&gt;)) $ ((+1) . (*0.01)) &lt;$&gt; sine1)

d1 $ (every 2 degrade $ stut 2 0.5 (1%3) $ sound "bd [bd bd*4?]")
   |+| speed "[1,1.01,2 3]/2"
   |+| accelerate "-1"

d2 $ slow 2 $ sound "[[bd bd?]*4, future*2]"
   |+| accelerate "2"
   |+| speed "1"
   |+| gain "1.4"
   |+| shape "0.9"

d3 $ jux (iter 4) $ every 2 (slow 2) $ slow 4 $ striate 16 $ sound "[breaks125 breaks165]"
   |+| gain "1.6"
   |+| speed "2"
   |+| accelerate (((*(-16))) &lt;$&gt; (slow 8 $ sine))

d4 $ superimpose (iter 8) $ sound "drum drum:1?"
   |+| shape "0.9"
   |+| gain "1.1"
   |+| accelerate "-1.5"
   |+| speed "1.1"

d6 $ every 3 rev $ slow 4 $ (striate 64 $ sound "atlast")
   |+| shape "0.97"
   |+| speed (superimpose ((*1.5) &lt;$&gt;) $ (superimpose ((*) &lt;$&gt; (((+1) . (* 0.01)) &lt;$&gt; (slow 4 $ saw1)) &lt;*&gt;)) $ ((+1) . (*0.01)) &lt;$&gt; (slow 3 sine1))
   |+| gain "0.75"

d7 $ every 3 rev $ slow 4 $ (striate 64 $ sound "[atlast:1 ! atlast:0 ! atlast:2 ! atlast:2 !]/8")
   |+| shape "0.97"
   |+| speed (superimpose ((*1.5) &lt;$&gt;) $ (superimpose ((*1.01) &lt;$&gt;)) $ ((+1) . (*0.01)) &lt;$&gt; sine1)
   |+| gain "0.9"

d9 $ jux (iter 8) $ striate 16 $ sound "breaks125"
   |+| gain "1.7"


At last

Fall Into Your Spell (Algorave)

Switch Angel is a celebration of 18 years of learning, collaborating, and performing electronic and computer music. Much of the music was created with livecode tools and custom algorithms, which has allowed me to explore sounds and sequences that I could previously only hear in my dreams.

Me Not Her (En, Jp, Er).3ds

esp_4

12" and digital available here: http://shop.conditional.club/album/risc-chip

A heavy hitting long-player comes to Conditional in the form of Kindohm's magnum opus, 'RISC Chip'. 

Minneapolis-based Mike Hodnick, aka Kindohm, is widely known for his live-coded dancefloor interruptions, wringing splattered rhythms and textures from a text editor using the open source software TidalCycles. Adding analogue synths to his palette, 'RISC Chip' morphs and refines Kindohm's previous work into a bewilderingly singular work encompassing glitch, breakcore, IDM and techno. 

At once bruisingly complex and alluringly minimal, tracks like '32-bit Falcon' and 'Bit Dust' crunch and flex with pin-point percussion, opaque bass and paradoxical rhythm that only a mad-scientist approach to musicianship could afford. Elsewhere, 'Mint' and 'Practical Closures' let the sound open up a little more, giving some breathing room but keeping a stony gaze on the dancefloor. 

We're intensely proud to bring this destroyer into the Conditional fold. Roll up your sleeves and fall in.

RISC Chip

Kindohm - Bit Dust (from 'RISC Chip', CON005)

TidalCycles_170627_195629_Excerpt

Live coding video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sNj-I2pZwX8
Code and samples: https://github.com/lil-data/vroomvroom

LD 🖤

```
do
  let t = "cxvv"
  let build = loopAt 2 $ n "0" # s "cutcxvv"
      drive = loopAt 1 $ n "1" # s "cutcxvv"   
  bpm 180
  let mx = [0,0,0,0]
  p (t++"vx")
    -- . fa 2
    $ drive # glo' (mx!!0) 1 0 # shape 0.4
    -- # ac (-1)
  p (t++"syn") . jux (# ac 0.03)
    $ build # glo' (mx!!1) 1 1
  p (t++"pc") . fa 1
    $ stack [
       -- struct "[t ~] [~ t _ [t? ~]]" $ n 2 # s "bddnb",
       -- jux (# ac 0.2) . struct "[~ t]*4" $ n 20 # s "ch2hh" # shape 0.5,
       -- fa "<1 [1 [1 4]]>" . struct "[~ t]*2" $ n 13 # s "pcmsn",
       -- struct "t*4" $ n 13 # s "pcmcp"
      ] # glo' (mx!!2) 1 2
  p (t++"bs")
    -- . struct "[t ~] [~ t _ [t? ~]]"
    . struct "t*4"
    $ n (sl 4 $ "[0 2]" + 2)
    -- $ n (sl 16 $ "[0 2]!2 [0 1 4 [3 2 1]] [2 2 2 [3 2 1]*2]" + 2)
    # s "cutcxvv" # glo' (mx!!3) 1 3 # rvb "0.3:0.3"
```

Charli XCX - Vroom Vroom (Lil Data TidalCycles live coding edit)

code >> https://github.com/lwlsn/tidal_codes/blob/master/BodyLang/wi2e.tidal

the whole thing was harrowing but transformative i guess

\x77\x61\x73\x20\x69\x74\x20\x74\x6f\x6f\x20\x65\x61\x73\x79

code >> https://github.com/lwlsn/tidal_codes/blob/master/BodyLang/github.tidal

flirting in the git commit