Pattern Series, Part 1 (Pseq, Pser, and Prand)

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This demo is the start of exploring more deeply the Pattern class in SuperCollider. I use Pattern as an integral tool in my composition process, so it's worth experimenting more and discovering new things!

The first three subclasses of Pattern demonstrated in this video are Pseq (sequence of values run in order), Pser (sequence of values determined by the repeats variable number), and Prand (list of values selected and outputted at random).

With these, the composer can discover neat sequences, including those that behave, in some respect, like an arpeggiator. Enjoy experimenting!


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