Soundtrack #8
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I'm loving the chilled out ORCA action by Beatnyk right now. |
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The way ORCA works for most people is that you have a sampler or midi instrument and use the 'code' in ORCA to sequence parts and modulations. Essentially it's a form of live coding practice. |
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So they wrote the code and its like compiling or running live time rn, they aren't doing anything live or are they? |
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It's like running a REPL in Python or Clojure. EDIT: Or more like a hybrid between a mod tracker you would use for music in game dev and a live coding platform. |
It's internal, you can not find it outside ;) |
Hey. ORCA is not standalone and needs a MIDI-enabled sound source to trigger sounds. The alphabets and numbers are MIDI information triggering the source (Ableton in this case) link internally using LoopMIDI. You can learn more about it on https://100r.co/site/orca.html |
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It's really soothing to hear |
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@beatnyk really nails the chill factor |
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Is this ORCA performance related to http://www.studioorca.com/ in anyway? |
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It is most likely this one - https://github.com/hundredrabbits/Orca |
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You got it! Its a fun environment to make music in. They have some other amazing creative coding projects as well. |
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Great. Thansk for the link! |
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this music is so relaxing |
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Yes, and the bass is like damn. |
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Not an important question.
But I really would like to know what are the soundtracks you used in the beginning of the session, during the wait time BEFORE 9.30 am? :) Thank you and apologies for filling up the discussion forum.
Edit: I do know that the music played after 9.30 was ORCA action but I actually want to know about the music they played BEFORE 9.30 AM during the wait time.
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