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Update on the Random Note project<\/strong><\/p>\n

From Friday 12\/27 to Thursday 1\/9 — numbers 282 through 292<\/p>\n

Discuss the music manuscript<\/strong><\/p>\n

This is Random Note Project 285. \"\"<\/a><\/p>\n

Finish the Planet Project in a Year:\u00a0One Minute Sections X 50<\/strong><\/p>\n

none yet as of Thursday<\/p>\n

Software & Hardware to develop the timbres and textures<\/strong><\/p>\n

learning Kaivo, a softsynth plug-in that does physical modeling and granular synthesis
\nIt is “modest” software (not as in-depth as something like UVI Falcon or Phase Plant)
\nCosts ~ $100
\nI was really attracted to the manual! Lots of pictures
\nUp til 6 am trying to get it to talk to FL Studio
\nworkaround — installed a “plug-in wrapper” called NanoHost. Free!<\/p>\n

learning Midinous
\nthis is “indie” software; support the creator on Patreon or buy on Steam!
\nIt is for node-based composition. Loops, random note generation
\nIt creates midi that can be fed into soft synths or hardware synths
\nI want to use it to create interesting semi-random arpeggiated textures<\/p>\n

Software to enable file-sharing<\/strong><\/p>\n

I started working on MuseScore. I watched some explanatory vids and tried it out
\nI can’t download MuseScore 4 until I upgrade my computer (Windows 8 vs 10)<\/p>\n

Inspiration (parasocially) ex. videos, Skillshare classes<\/strong><\/p>\n

Jay Allen Skillshare — Precomposition, Destroy Writer’s Block for Good, MuseScore 4
\nBenn Jordan — This is where I heard about Midinous
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