Algorave

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Nightmares On Wax Boiler Room London DJ Set

My Heart With You is an acousmatic composition featuring original stereo recordings of the human voice and its various transformations, inspired by the song of the same title by The Rescues. It is an atmospheric exploration of a multitude of voices that have only been transformed from the recordings of two singers. The resulting composition is a foggy landscape of both comforting harmony and eerie dissonance–inviting the listener to search for a sense of resolution in an unstable aural world.

Final project created for MMEDIA 2G03 (Digital Audio) at McMaster University.

My Heart With You: Acousmatic Composition

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Four Tet Boiler Room London Live Show

TidalCycles 0.8 test

A short horror-themed acousmatic piece from my second year University course on digital sound.

Gateway

#GameNine

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)

Yaxu takes us into the Algorave movement

www.mixmag.net/feature/algorave

Polinski - flatland
Anny - Juliese (live)
Holly x Lil Data - Untitled MMXVII (Preview)
Belisha Beacon - live
Calum Gunn - double deriv
Renick Bell - Beats for Traditional Dancing in 4 at 130 161214b
ALGOBABEZ - bedroomsessions 1
Sondervan - Automatic3cc
Sick Lincoln - Step change
SK+YX - live in barrow
Madam Data - Short Stories from Outside
Yecto - tr808
Kindohm - Mint
Spednar - Shit jungle II (ft 0h85)
Canute - live repetition
Tapage - two of five
Benoit and the Mandelbrots - Tranceposition
Daniel M Karlsson - Proper no proper
Sondervan - Three molecules one
Kindohm - 06
Dane Law - Garf
Slub - live from Penryn

Full Algorave feature

Welcome to the Algorave movement – mixed by Yaxu

Releasing short clips of daily live-coded jamz. Tidalcycles Code:

d1 $ every 2 (jux (# speed "1 2 1")) $ superimpose ((# speed "0.5") . (density 2)) $ sound "techno lighter [hh,sn:2/2] [lighter dr dr dr]"

d2 $ whenmod 4 2 ((# coarse "6")) $ density 2 $ sound "[latibro*8]" #  slow 36 (n "8 2 1 4")
  # slow 4 (end (scale 0.5 0.7 sine1))
  |*| jux rev (speed "1 2 1 1")
  |*| iter 4 (density 2 (up "0 3 7 [10 12]"))
  |*| slow 12 (up "14 10 9")
  
d3 $ sound "kick*2" # n "-30" # gain "1.1"

Hack Pact Day 2

FACES

Breaking waves (crazy weird, gone too far? )

made with tidalcycles

cps (72/60/3)

do
  let bars =16 
      motif       = fast (bars/2) $ "[[0 [0 0]] [0 0]]"
      viole = "[a1 gs1 e1 a1 a1            g1 g1           [c2 ~]]"
  d2 $ stack [
          swingBy (8/8) 4 $ s "ddKicks? [~  ddKicks?] [ ~ ddKicks*2?] [~ ddKicks?]" # n 24 # gain 1.4,
          swingBy (8/8) 4 $ s "<[~ ddSnares ~ ddSnares][ ~ ddSnares ~   ddSnares]> " # n 17,
          stut 8 0.5 0.5 $ swingBy (8/8) 4 $ s "~ cymatic_snares/4" # gain 0.5 # n 5 ,
          stut 4 0.5 0.5 $ swingBy (8/8) 4 $ s "VMH1_Closed_Hats*4" # n (choose [ 0 .. 15 ] ) # pan sine,
          s "pad ~ [ ~ pad*2] ~ " # n (motif + viole) # cut 2 # gain 0.0,
          s "bin*8" # cut 5 # n (motif + viole) # gain " 0 0.3 0.5 0.7",
          s "bend*8" # cut 6 # n (motif + viole) # gain 0.87,
          s "VFX_Uplifter" # cut 8 # n (motif + viole) # gain 0.3 # n 11, 
          s "VFX_Noizes*4" # cut 9 # n (motif + viole) # gain 0.4 # n (choose [ 0 .. 99])  # pan sine ,
          ( 0.75 <~) $ striate 16 $ s "VFX_FX_Loops" # cut 3  # gain 0.6 # n (choose [ 9, 11 ,12  , 19 ,33])  # pan sine # speed 0.81 ,
          s "[  wobble ~ wobble ~ ] ~ ~ wobble? " # cut 9 # gain 1.2  # up "0 16" # accelerate "0 3" # sustain "1 4" ,
          slow 2 $ s "superpiano*8" # n "<[ c3 ~  c3  ~ c3  ~ a2],[ g4 ~ g4 ~ g4 ~ ~]> " # sustain 0.5 # gain 0.8 # crush 0 
          ]
  d3 $ every 3 (rev) $ slow 2 $ s "VMH1_Synth_Shots*8" # n "<[ f1 ~  a1  ~ f3  ~ a2],[ g1 ~ a1 ~ g3 ~ ~]> " # sustain 1 # gain 0.6

Boltz

WhoDot?

Made with tidalcycles


Sculpture in artwork by Roo rupert-o-nion.tumblr.com/sculpture

Hack Pact Day 2

Jamie Beverley

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