Скачать или смотреть Composing Rhythm, Part 2

In this demonstration, we will include a snare to our percussion kit. Unlike the kick instrument, which is a synth that generates a tone, this snare is an audio file. We will need a synth for the snare, and this synth will include the UGen PlayBuf. Using TempoClock, we are then able to quantize the kick and snare.

At the beginning of this video, I clarify how to properly use TempoClock, thanks to Fieldsteel's comment in the following video:    • Tempo In SuperCollider  

The SC tutorial below has inspired this code:
   • SuperCollider Tutorial: 8. Buffers  


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