Max/MSP Tutorial - Euclidean Rhythms, Maximally Even Sets and 12-TET
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ต.ค. 2024
- Using Euclidean rhythms has become a very popular method to generate interesting and infectious beats. But what are they, and how can we build our own Euclidean rhythm generator?
In this tutorial, I attempt to explore how we can apply the concept of maximal evenness to not just rhythms, but also pitch sets. Our software of choice: Max 8
Along the way, there should be a few nuggets of information useful for beginner and intermediate Max users.
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I think my computer and my brain heated up figuring this out.
i meet all my friends 2 gether and all of them get 8 hours :-D
This is really amazing. Love how you explained the concept and thought process behind at the start. Learnt a lot from this!
0 = lydian 2 = Mixo 4 = Aeol 6 = Loco 7 = Ioni. 9 =Dorian 11 = Frigian ,, Trying to build a mode dial for my modeling synth ,, somehow I can make this work ,, 12 steps 7 hits 11 rot , thanks for doing allot of the heavy lifting !! don't mind me I'm going to be vexpered here for a while
Houston we have a problem .. now how do I shave off the first zero that sometimes occurs in my slice chain so that my root note is always passing threw the first gate,,? Its kind of a shifting spacial perspective when the first number turns to zero .
Great tutorial! I love to see how to do an euclidian note accents sequencer, for drums for example...cheers
got it , connecting zl slice 1 chain of 12 to output of zl rot ,, can use the 1's and zeros to open and close gates allowing midi numbers to pass ,, 10Q mr tone particle
Amazing, dude! Hope this get tons of visualisations !
Really great tutorial, using zl nth to count through the list was mind blowing!
Thanks a lot for this helpful and amazing content.
Amazing video! How did come up with the proces for the euclidean algrorithm calculator? For me it just seems like a weird formula, but what is the logic behind it? is there any type of artical you used, cause i've been looking for a while now but could not find a simaler type of algoritme you used.
I was just trying to understand the 11olsen (cycling74.com/forums/using-euclideanbjorklund-algorithm-for-rhythm-generation-purely-in-max/) implementation, and I devised this one from my own understanding of how it worked
Amazing video - I didn't even know you could use this sort of thing to generate scales. Huge thanks.
Thanks! It blew my mind when I first discovered that too.
This is a fantastic tutorial! I've already implemented both euclidean sequencers and a sort of auto equal division of octave mechanic into my patches but this gives me some good ideas about expanding my melodic sequencers using the euclidean algorithm. Thanks!
Cheers! I'm happy that someone found it useful. I remember it being a really intimidating subject when I first learned about it. Let me know if you get any good results from your octave divisions. I've subscribed to your channel - looks right up my street!
@@toneparticle thanks & ditto on the subscription. I'll be digging into your granular synthesis tutorial next!
brilliant thank you!
dude this is top notch!
34:04 would an mtof object not work in this instance?
Yes if you just want to use 12 divisions of the octave. If not, then you need this formula
great video!
Thanks for watching!