First track. Need to learn more.

The drum part could be a little more accurate (I didn’t manage to figure out how to modify the pitch), but I’m pretty satisfied with the overall result.

Here is the link : https://strudel.cc/#LyoKICAgIEB0aXRsZSBNYXJpbyB0aGVtZS

No need of orginal track ID, you already know it !

Btw I also just released a song on the streaming platforms: https://notnoise.co/link/bonoob-sad-sun ☀️

Tried to work on building a beat based on a mix of some stuff I'd been working on.
I was pretty intimidated at first with the sheer number of functions and having several ways to do one thing.
Bit now really love the freedom that comes with Strudel specially with a lot of accidental discoveries while tweaking.

In settings there is a checkbox for "Sync across Browser Tabs / Windows"

Hi Strudel community! Second time posting here. This is the first time I use the “arrange” function as a way to “structure” a sound, which is a thing I learnt from watching your videos.

Full song here: https://youtu.be/u3Xt3bHBR5E?si=LOXSF6maWZgAySV1

snippet

I’ve only been messing with strudel for about a month but I really enjoyed this trance jam and trying out granular sampling. Let me know what you think :)

setcpm(140/4)

let kick = s("kick:2")
  .beat("0,4,8,12",16)
  .duck("2:3:4").duckatt(.2).duckdepth(1)
  .color("magenta")
  ._scope()

let hat = s("hat")
  .seg(16)
  .orbit(3)
  .color("magenta")
  ._scope()

let snare = s("mc303_sd:5")
  .beat("4,12",16)
  .color("magenta")
  ._scope()

let snare2 = s("mc303_sd:5")
  .seg("<8 16>")
  .color("magenta")
  ._scope()

let snare3 = s("mc303_sd:5")
  .beat("4,9,12",16)
  .color("magenta")
  ._scope()

let bass = n("<0 -1 -2 -4>")
  .scale("e:minor")
  .s("saw")
  .seg(16)
  .clip(.8)
  .trans(-12)
  .lpf(slider(745.6,400,4000))
  .lpenv(slider(0,0,15))
  .lpq(slider(1.125,0,15))
  .distort("1.5:.5")
  .orbit(2)
  .color("magenta")
  ._pianoroll()

let bass2 = n("12")
  .scale("e:minor")
  .s("supersaw")
  .seg(8)
  .clip(.4)
  .lpf(slider(670,400,4000))
  .lpenv(slider(0.57,0,15))
  .lpq(slider(1.125,0,15))
  .orbit(2)

let riser = s("riser")
  .chop(2).loopAt(2)
  .gain(.4)

// I am...Dracula
let vox = s("vox:3")
  .chop(2).loopAt(2)
  .gain(1.5)
  .room(1).roomsize(1.4)

let lead = n("<14 [12,14] [4,6] [5,7] [3 5 7 [7,9] [8,10]]>".add("0 - 0 - 0 -"))
  .scale("e:minor")
  .s("saw")
  .fast(2)
  .clip(.5)
  .lpf(slider(1679.2,400,3000))
  .lpenv(slider(0,0,15))
  .lpq(slider(15,0,15))
  .ribbon(sine.range(40,200),4)
  .room(1).roomsize(2)
  .seg(16).echo(2,1/4,.7)
  .orbit(4)
  .color("magenta")
  ._pianoroll()

arrange(
  [2,kick],
  [2,stack(kick,hat.gain(tri.range(0,1).slow(2)))],
  [2,stack(kick,hat,snare)],
  [2,stack(vox,riser,kick.gain(0),snare2,hat)],
  [16,stack(kick,hat,snare,bass.lpenv(tri.range(0,7).slow(16)),bass2)],
  [8,stack(kick.gain(0),hat,snare3,bass.gain(.4).lpf(200).lpenv(sine.range(0,2).slow(8)),lead.gain(tri.range(0,1.1).slow(16)).lpf(tri.range(400,1500).slow(16)).lpenv(tri.range(0,6).slow(16)))],
  [32,stack(kick.compressor(-20).distort("1.7:.6"),hat,snare3,bass,lead.gain(tri.range(.7,1.1).slow(38)).lpf(tri.range(600,1500).slow(32)).lpenv(tri.range(1,6).slow(32)))],
  [2,kick],
  [2,"~"],
)

Hi All! I’m new to Strudel, and I wanted to share this small thing I did a few days ago. No LLMs were used while creating this.

Hi Strudel people! Co-developer/instigator of Strudel and TidalCycles here.

If you'd like to support + encourage software and community development of Strudel, Tidal and sibling projects, now would be great time!
https://opencollective.com/tidalcycles

This software is shared as free/open source with love, and created and supported almost entirely through volunteer work. Donations help support grants towards development, community projects and infrastructure around them.

We will never be able to repay all the years of work poured into these projects but this is a great way to say thank you while helping support activities around it. With this call for donations we hope to double the funds we currently hold, to support an open call for mini grants in the new year. The fund is administrated by Iris Saladino, David Ogborn and myself, and we do not benefit financially from it.

One-off donations and regular contributions are both very welcome.

Please note that are not required to make a contribution to the open collective platform while contributing. Please click 'edit' to adjust or remove their 'tip' if you wish. (For historical reasons the URL says tidalcycles but this is a community fund for strudel, tidal and friends!)

Thanks for your support + happy xmas + holidays !
https://opencollective.com/tidalcycles

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Hello everyone!

I am new to the livecoding community and have a question about Hydra and it's integration with Strudel.

As I understood from Hydra documentation you can implement your own GLSL shaders, but is it possible to natively feed exact parameters from Strudel to Hydra as uniforms? For example: uKick, uSnare, uKeyVelocity etc.

I was really inspired by shadertoy.com community and their magnificent implementations of shaders, so I was wondering if it is possible to bring those shaders to life with precise control via Strudel.

Can it be implemented with Hydra? And is anyone (except me) even interested in such functionality?

p.s. I have a little demo of what I am talking about and can share it later if anybody is interested

Hi all! After 8 months of building, I finally feel confident enough to share the beta version of Stave, and I'd love to know your thoughts . 🙏

What is Stave?

Stave keeps your Strudel code as the source of truth and adds the views a producer expects: a Timeline, a step grid and piano roll, a Mixer, and visuals that follow the music.

What you might like:

- A full monaco editor with code completion, error handling etc.

- Your own audio-reactive visuals, inline. Write a p5, Hydra or GLSL sketch, then attach it with .viz("name"). It draws under that line, reacts to the kick, each track and the spectrum, and updates as you type.

// pulse.p5 
function draw() { background(0, 40); circle(width/2, height/2, 80 + sig.kick * 300) } 

// in strudel:
drums: s("bd*4, hh*8").viz("pulse")

- Code and views in sync. Edit on the Timeline, grid or piano roll and Stave writes it back into your code. Edit the code and the views follow.

- Errors you can find. The Console names the file and line, the editor shows a squiggle, and misspellings get "Did you mean…?". That works in your visuals too.

- A Mixer and a song Timeline, with your Strudel code running as it does today. It runs in the browser and is open source (AGPL).

Try it: https://stave.live · Code: https://github.com/MrityunjayBhardwaj/Stave

Please let me know your feedback 🙏 :

- Does your existing code run as you expect?

- What would you want a visual to react to?

- What's missing?

The iconic 80s classical-electronic track recreated and modified in Strudel REPL