Improving Rhythm In SuperCollider And Logic Pro
14In this demo, you'll see how I improve a rhythmic section of an older work. I have taken the sound files of the percussion instruments and put them into SuperCollider.
You will see that I have them both as stereo files and mono files. I use mono files for more nuanced panning in the stereophonic space; I have noticed that two-channel, or stereo, sound files do not have that same ability.
You will also see how I record sounds in SuperCollider. Please note, that these AIFF files are not recognized in Logic Pro, and that you need to export them as WAV files in Audacity before you plop them in the Logic Pro Project.
Correction: I did say "beats per measure," for BPM. That, of course, is "beats per minute."
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Creating experimental electronic music with SuperCollider and Logic Pro. Styles range from ambient to the experimental, from downtempo to the academic. Craftsmanship takes precedence.
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