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Homework : 17.10.2018

Following the YouTube instructions, and from my understanding, here is my result of connecting both patches together.

I deleted a wire that connects the 3rd button and a toggle, because it will turn the metronome off and stop the loop when the counter hits 10. Then, I connected each button to a frequency box and tried to play with a slider.

Homework : 24.10.2018 Kavinsky-Nightcall

Today I’ve learnt about the OSC protocol, and how to send and receive data over OSC (I used SoundCool for iOS), so I tried to play some music together with “my computer”.

Below is the result. I set a sequence for the song’s bassline (using patch from the 1st homework) then I connected my iPhone to the program to play the chords by myself.

Max Flie : File:hg02sirin.maxpat

I use this [1] Piano key frequencies table as a reference, however, I adjusted the tone up one octave, since the frequency were too low.

Kavinsky - Nightcall : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MV_3Dpw-BRY

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	Today I’ve learnt about the OSC protocol, and how to send and receive data over OSC, so I tried to play some music together with “my computer”.		Today I’ve learnt about the OSC protocol, and how to send and receive data over OSC (I used SoundCool for iOS), so I tried to play some music together with “my computer”.

	Below is the result. I set a sequence for the song’s bassline (using patch from the 1st homework) then I connected my iPhone to the program to play the chords by myself.		Below is the result. I set a sequence for the song’s bassline (using patch from the 1st homework) then I connected my iPhone to the program to play the chords by myself.