#SONIC SYNTH HOW TO#
#SONIC SYNTH CODE#
#SONIC SYNTH PLUS#

The group is at 17 right now, and will end November 30th.Ĭome on folks - lets drive that price down.

#SONIC SYNTH PLUS#

Plus the Sonic Reality ST2.5 Bonus disc that has some unreleased sounds (like a drum kit from Studiophonik) and loops, Miroslav sounds and cool Combi patches for ST2.5 This includes the Piano, Symphony Strings, Guitar, Bass, Drums and Omni Synth Tanks. SampleTank 2.5 (software engine only - that can play SS2.1 sounds -AND- import AKAI, WAV, AIFF, SampleCell and read any SampleTank format sounds)ĥ0 bonus COMBI patches for BOTH SS2.1 and ST2.5 (referencing the SS2.1 sounds)Īll 6 Sonic Reality Expansion Tanks (ST format sounds) That's lower than the normal crossgrade price of SS2 alone, plus you get the extra stuff listed belowįor less than the price of Sonik Synth 2 itself you get: Now the song could be something like this: use_bpm 100 live_loop :drums do sample :drum_heavy_kick sleep 1 sample :drum_snare_hard sleep 1 sample :drum_heavy_kick sleep 1 sample :drum_snare_hard sleep 1 end live_loop :hihat do sample :drum_cymbal_closed sleep 0.25 sample :drum_cymbal_pedal sleep 1 end live_loop :bass do use_synth :fm play :c2, attack: 0, release: 0.25 sleep 0.25 play :c2, attack: 0, release: 0.3 sleep 2 play :e2 sleep 0.ESoundz is having another great GB. You could make a short staccato note by setting attack to zero and release to a very short value: play :c4, attack: 0, release: 0.2Įxplore different synths and note lengths and get your bass track rolling. Using attack and release looks like the following. attack and release control the amplitude of a note over time:

#SONIC SYNTH CODE#

This can be achieved by modifying the optional parameters of the code you are using. On occasion, you might like to make sounds play for a longer time or at a different rate.

#SONIC SYNTH HOW TO#

Click on any of the synth names to get more information on how to use it. Then select Synths from the tabs along the left hand side of the help window. To find the names of them, click on the help icon at the top of the screen so that the help documents window appears. There are lots of cool-sounding synths included with Sonic Pi. In this example, fm is the name of the synth: live_loop :bass do use_synth :fm play :c2 sleep 0.25 play :c2 sleep 2 play :e2 sleep 0.75 play :f2 sleep 1 end To use a different synth, you need to add the code use_synth :name_of_synth above the sequence of code you want to use it in. The default Sonic Pi synth is called beep. It’s time to make your tune sound more interesting! We can do this by changing the synthesizer sounds it is using. Here’s an example: live_loop :bass do play :c2 sleep 0.25 play :c2 sleep 2 play :e2 sleep 0.75 play :f2 sleep 1 end Change the synth If it helps, you can use the piano on your browser to choose notes that you like. Based on Getting started with Sonic Pi by Raspberry Pi foundation and An introduction to Sonic Pi by Stuart Brett.Īdd another live loop for your bass. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. Mehackit offers free online art and technology courses, professional development training in phenomenon-based teaching of creative technology, and participatory workshops for museums and events. Mehackit is a social business leveraging and contributing to open source technologies and their creative use for teaching and learning.

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