Some Tracks

[loganmcbroom]

Finished up an album I've been working on for a while last week and several of the tracks use a good bit of CDP content.

https://loganmcbroom.bandcamp.com/album/precision-vibration

Specifically the tracks "Precision, Vibration" and "Emulation".

[ts]

Really nice work! Nylon is my favorite. I am just diving in and hope results as interesting. I see you are in Asheville, I played a festival there a couple of years ago. Gorgeous place and I met some great people.

Thanks for sharing, I hope to learn more.

[joehuergo]

greetings fellow north carolinian! raleigh here. these are EXCELLENT!! if I may ask, in what ways did you utilize CDP? GUIs (Soundloom, Soundshaper) or commandline, scripting etc? again, excellent stuff.

[loganmcbroom]

Thanks! I used my own lua frontend. If you're interested in faster batch processing and generating time-value files programatically I'll post a link (only works on windows).

[joehuergo]

excellent! color me interested! I use windows.

[loganmcbroom]

Here is the current version. It's in a kind of incomplete but completed stage where I lost some progress in a hard drive failure and it's done enough that I don't really mind the missing details. The NoteData.lua script is something I just started rebuilding today that I lost. TVPairs.lua is finished and is the important one anyway. The readme has a decent description of the c++ side features.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BxzJlrC6KHmxUEpoX0NrczZpRUE/view?usp=sharing

The really worth checking out features are the LTMP (readme explains), and the TVPairs script. I am particularly fond of TVPairs sample/unsample methods. Unsample is extra neat if you like math.