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I know he did one to simulate vibrato. Changing rate or pitch according to the same pattern would be no big trick. I can upload those shortly. --Josh Krispen Hartung wrote: > Wow, that panning is almost painful to the ears.....hard pans like > that are always somewhat disturbing to me. That's a radical script, > nonetheless. > > For some reason, I though Per had created a Mobius script that did > some transposition to create chord-like sequenced patterns. I'll have > to find his original post. > > K- > ----- Original Message ----- From: "Joshua Carroll" <josh@infinivert.com> > To: <Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com> > Sent: Thursday, August 31, 2006 8:01 PM > Subject: New track created with Mobius scripts > > >> Inspired by Bill Walker's incredible Looperlative track and Claude >> Voit's use of the Plain Hunt sequence, I created a couple scripts in >> Mobius to make rhythmic patterns. These don't do exactly the same >> things (still thinking about how to dynamically shuffle the loop), >> but they do create some rhythmic texture. One switches the pan >> position according to a 5-point Plain Hunt Sequence once every >> subcycle, and one does the same for the output volume. The speed be >> changed dynamically by adjusting the 8thsPerCycle parameter, so I >> also wrote a couple scripts that let me cycle through commonly used >> 8thsPerCycle values according to time-signature (multiples of 3, 4, >> 5, and 7). >> >> At the link at the end of this e-mail is a recording of me playing >> with these scripts on a single Mobius track. You can hear me >> changing 8thsPerCycle value and using the two rhythmic scripts in >> conjunction in this loop. I'm not sure I like the one that affects >> output volume in this loop anyway... seems a little too drastic. But >> I thought I'd leave it in anyway. >> >> Anyway, I just wanted to drop a quick thanks to Bill and Claude and >> share this tribute with all of you! >> >> http://www.infinivert.com/audio/PlayingWithScripts.mp3 >> >> --Josh >> >> > > > > >