[sc-users] Patch and Variations 1

[Steve Bradley <steve5840@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hello Supercollider users, 

I thought that I would try something for fun on here. I saw this done before
with Supercollider on a different website where someone posted a patch and
invited other people to change and build upon it to make something new and
completely different. I decided to use Lance Putnam`s one liner from the
audio/code examples from the Supercollider website as a starting point. I
had previously asked about this particular instrument a few months ago when
I was first starting to learn Supercollider and now that I have learned some
stuff I thought I would revisit it. 

Here is his original code: 

(
play {
var saw_array, filter_in, sin_freq;

saw_array = LFSaw.ar([1,0.99],[0,0.6],2000,2000).trunc([400,600])*[1,-1];
filter_in =  Mix(saw_array);
sin_freq = OnePole.ar(filter_in,0.98);

SinOsc.ar(sin_freq).dup*0.1;
}
)

And here is my variation on it to get this rolling:

(
play {
var saw_array, filter_in, sin_freq, z;

saw_array = LFSaw.ar([1,0.99],[0,0.6],20000,2000).trunc([400,600])*[1,-1];
filter_in =  Mix(saw_array);
sin_freq = OnePole.ar(filter_in,0.98);
z = SinOsc.ar(sin_freq).dup*0.1;

PitchShift.ar(z, 2, Line.kr(0.1,4,20).round, 0, 0.0001) 

}
)  

The idea is to build upon or be inspired by the variation that I have done.
Otherwise, there are no rules. The patch can be changed to whatever the next
person wants to make it. The goal is to see what everyone can come up with
and what sounds can be achieved by this process. 

Merry Christmas to all.

Steve
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