Just checking over some of my old videos for sharing with students and, boy, pretty easy to hear that I had a cold when I recorded this one! My voice is like an octave lower. It sounds like I slowed down the tape or something.
Quite informative. Never thought that randomizing pitch, vol. and so on is considered procedural. I always thought that procedural audio is more like audio that's being created at runtime with Pure Data for example.
It's a good thought. I completely agree that it's a bit of a stretch to call the randomizing of samples a "procedure," but I don't think there's real threshold for when something becomes procedural other than whether it's being processed in real time. Again, there is totally a continuum of how much is being adjusted to sound procedurally, with randomization probably being on the weakest end of the continuum!
Just checking over some of my old videos for sharing with students and, boy, pretty easy to hear that I had a cold when I recorded this one! My voice is like an octave lower. It sounds like I slowed down the tape or something.
Great, concise description with clear examples. Excellent! Thanks.
Crazy how this only has 70 views (at time of viewing), really interesting stuff, good video :)
Thanks! And thanks for watching!
Quite informative. Never thought that randomizing pitch, vol. and so on is considered procedural. I always thought that procedural audio is more like audio that's being created at runtime with Pure Data for example.
It's a good thought. I completely agree that it's a bit of a stretch to call the randomizing of samples a "procedure," but I don't think there's real threshold for when something becomes procedural other than whether it's being processed in real time. Again, there is totally a continuum of how much is being adjusted to sound procedurally, with randomization probably being on the weakest end of the continuum!
I'm Brazilian and I loved this video, your channel is amazing.
Thank you! 😃 Glad you enjoyed it!
Always quality contents, thanks again
Thank you!
Keep up the great content! Would love to see you programming a procedural audio instrument/effect from the ground up!
Cool idea!