Generative Music Tools: Turing Machine - On demand
Learn to build a Generative Turing Machine in Max.
Course Instructor: Samuel Pearce Davies
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What you'll learn
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Course content
- ---- Session Materials
- ---- Sub-Patches
- ---- Part 1 - Introduction to Turing Machines and Creating the ‘Tape’
- ---- Part 2 - MIDI Setup
- ---- Part 3 - Inverting the Data
- ---- Part 4 - Control Parameters – Rate & Length
- ---- Part 5 - Control Parameters – Flip Part 1
- ---- Part 6 - Control Parameters – Flip Part 2
- ---- Part 7 - Accounting for the Tape
- ---- Part 8 - Sync Setup Part 1
- ---- Part 9 - Sync Setup Part 2
- ---- Part 10 - Data Output Formatting
- ---- Part 11 - Visual Data Representation
- ---- Part 12 - Setting Up the UI
- ---- Part 13 - Melodic Demonstration
- ---- Part 14 - Trying Out a Different Setup
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