Sonic Pi FTM

Context: http://media.thi.ng/2014/talks/we-are-the-incanters/index.html

Recording of the Sonic-PI livecoding demo given at Retune 2014 conference (slightly extended with extra synth stacks after the conf, but still recorded as another live coding session - no cheating!).

Sourcecode here:
https://gist.github.com/postspectacular/d9c951efb166a2e82f53

Check out Sonic-PI yourself, it's amazing!
http://sonic-pi.net

Sonic - Pi - Retune14

Coded entirely in Sonic Pi running on a Raspberry Pi

Code: https://github.com/meta-ex/sonic-pi/blob/master/code-tracks/sonic-dreams.rb

Sonic Dreams

This sonic pi file utilises the tick functions in version 2.6dev and also the note_range function. It generates a rhythm percussion section building on ideas in my earlier percussiongenerator2 at https://gist.github.com/rbnpi/f249905887f8eadff82b and also influenced by Martin Butz sequence generator at https://gist.github.com/mbutz/2ea7cdd19648c380a721

The code for this version is at https://gist.github.com/rbnpi/e0bb6f9ae4e24066e992
It requires Sonic Pi 2.6dev later than about JUly 13th 2015, and has been tested on a Mac and on a Pi2.
It produces an interesting melody track utilising a pattern consisting of the 4 bit binary numbers 0 to 15 placed one after the other to give a 64 bit pattern. The"1"s are used to control one synth and the "0" a different one giving an interesting interplay. It can run indefinitely, but at present is ingtroduced by a noise burst and ended by the same noise burst about 2 minutes later. Enjoy!

Sonic-Pi tech_saws example - Avicii Levels cover

Piotr Jagielski