Very basic supercolliding: fundamental ugens

• sine tone generation and scoping
• panning
• spawning
• crossfading sine waves
• envelopes, frequency modulation, amplitude modulation
• a quick FM technique, using the range of the modulator as the frequency of the carrier
• simple filters
• simple wind sound (filter, noise, modulating sinewave)

Streaming, reading and writing files from and to disk

• file opening, saving
• streaming to a from disk (record, playback)
• mic/line input
• fooling around with sample playback rate and an orc to trigger the sample
• a series of simple experiments with altering an input file
• series of examples by Mary Lee Roberts, very recent version of SC, of reading and writing sounds to disk, filtering and mixing to and from files and CDs, renaming files, and lots more etc. (thanks Mary!!!)
• more examples by Mary some filters, and a Orcscore, more writing to disk
• writing a stereo file using Synth.record

FFT

• some experiments with showing an FFT, playing with range, magnitude, complex pairs, etc.

Miscellaneous Simple Synth Techniques

• ramped sine wave, simple example which moves the freq. of a sine wave
• two sines with a gui, a couple of little examples of sine waves, sliders, beating, etc.
• summed sine waves, to illustrate that internal amp. resolution can be greater than 1, but output must be less than 1
• simple amp-db experiments
• simple formant commands
• simple orc/score and tuning example, a Central Javanese gender tuning, realized as an orc/score
• simple AM and FM examples
• plot a random freq. sawtooth wave (very simple example)
• sine wave, rand. freq., with envelope
• two moving sine waves, using mix
• pink noise generator with envelope
• filter, with out of phase modulating q and cutoff
• sweeping sine which goes from about 10 to 30khz, to illustrate foldover
• midi to frequency

Miscellaneous Simple Programming Examples

• passing arrays to functions
• defining a simple function (or "block")
• random number generator linked to a slider (by dan sheldon)

Pieces

• 2*(w.at(2).kr*[1, 1.33, 1.67, 1.89], a piece by Liang Liang of Wesleyan University

Cool things

• little theremin, with mouse control
• beeper, version of a simple noise as voltage control, with some sliders (adapted from BYU examples below)
• a pretty bad, but illustrative, zero-crossing based pitch follower
• Some simple tuning experiments
• an orc/score that plays through a set of just ratios
• a two part sinusoid chord for ratios
• three wonderful GUI-driven examples of FM, string, piano and waveshaping sounds by Jeannie Lee

GUI Examples

• slider basics, getting sliders on the GUI
• slider numerical views and control with realtime audtio input, audio input and some options in GUI control
• pitchshifting your voice, some pitch shift to alter your voice
• simple GUI-based sum of pitch and noise
• toggle radio buttons, using them like switches
• automated GUI control, look ma no hands!
• check boxes turn on sine waves!!!

Pieces

• slider basics, getting sliders on the GUI

X Hour Examples

• Disk I/O, Disk, buffer I/O and misc.

BYU Tutorials

a really nice set of tutorials and explanations for simple sc2 patches from Brigham Young University

CC12-specific stuff

• assignment 2.2, 16 sine waves with sliders varying amplitudes, and frequencies
• version of assignment 2.2, for general interest, but with added phase sliders
• first student projects, simple GUI-driven musical patches (done in about a week), without sample in, filters, orc/score, or audio I/O
• first student projects 2000

Jeannie Lee's Examples

• simple melody with ghost tones
• waveshaping on Fm piano strings
• piano strings FM