Hello,

I uploaded a piece on soundcloud, variations on the traditional English folk song "Greensleeves" .
Live flute processing in Pure Data, using pd tool "modulare".

Enjoy, feedback always welcome.

Alberto

That's pretty sweet - the soundscape is really wide - I am a beginner in puredata and wasn't aware of the quality of the sound that could be output.

Did you mixed the flute with PD in an outside daw or is it all trough pd ?

Hello Damaru,

@Damaru said:

That's pretty sweet - the soundscape is really wide; Did you mixed the flute with PD in an outside daw or is it all trough pd ?

Thanks, appreciated. The piece is a single long "take" with a microphone straight into a pd patch and saved into a wav file.
No external modifications at all (some eq. should probably be done..)

Alberto

wow, very nice work

Modulare is boss, Sr.! You have crafted a most wonderful piece. Could you just plug in a different performer + theme&variations combo, like violin + danse macabre, or sax + my favorite things?

Hello,

@acreil: appreciated.
@Sunji, thanks

@sunji said:

Could you just plug in a different performer + theme&variations combo, like violin + danse macabre, or sax + my favorite things?

definitely, you can plug in everything, at the end the input it is an adc~. It tried also a bassoon (actually a "dulciana"),
and the result was interesting as well (as soon as it is well documented, I'll share it).

Alberto

very nice song / sound!

where can i find this:
pd tool "modulare"

tried to search puredata.info and google without success.

Hello wipinmtl2,

it isn't released yet. I plan to do it as long as I finish documenting it.

Alberto

I'd be interested in having a look at modulare too. Nice work, friend.

Another take with "modulare". No live input, this time.

I like it!
Great taste for ambient. Thanks for sharing it.

Sumidero

Hello, for those of you that are interested here is the tool used to make these works:

http://puredata.hurleur.com/sujet-7661-modulare

Enjoy

Alberto

This is a beautiful, relaxing, and original piece.

Thanks for sharing the tool with which you made it.

Cheers.

Same tool, same mood.

Enjoy,

Alberto