these are three loops, playing random notes from the minor pentatonic scale. each loop plays a loud note, and then a softer note. and each of them has a slightly different length. so they start out in phase, and then drift and do stuff, enjoy the interplay!

Looplooploop

Experiment with generative hihats. The 8-bit binary gray code is used, which is a bit sequence that changes by exactly 1 bit, every 8 steps. Each gray code is played twice, before moving on to the next. The full cycle is played exactly once.
Note that the gray code sequence is permuted from the original by [7,3,5,2,6,1,4,0], in order to make it more rhythmically pleasing.

Greyhat

Gated - Snare - Demo

from a livestream of a friend's hackathon

Ambient - Battle - Hackathon

Out of sync drum loops morphing from a basic syncopated kick rhythm to all sorts of things such as syncopated snare reggaeton-style rhythm and regular weirdness in between. Inspired by that "Let it rain" thing, by that one guy (I'll update this description when I remember).

It's actually more fun to listen to than I'd expected :-)

Expect more in this arena. Now I kind of want to try this out not by out-of-sync phase shifting of repeating drum tracks, but actually generating rule-based permutations (yay python itertools). Or perhaps a combination of out-of-sync phase shifting kick/snare rhythms filled in between by locally rule-based percussion something something so many ideaaaaa

Shifty Beat

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roboterstep

made from 2 (out of 3) random tracks a friend sent me

MSFB - Fortune Teller
Patrice Rushen - Settle for my love

Rhythm Roulette 1

UNCERTAIN GENRE

Procedurally generated pingel. Mixed on shitty TV speakers.

Stamkamp Pingel

Call It What You Like

A friend of mine got rudely awoken by these sounds in their natural habitat (the other side of walls). I added a kick and a snare, thus it became dubstep.

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A CONCLUSION IS JUST WHERE YOU STOPPED THINKING

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