#What do you do usually? Do you adapt? Do you resist? Do you fight?
#DO you fly? Do you stay??
#i want to be regulated
#i want ot be filtered
#How do you filter what you hear?
#FILTER MEEEEE
#but did this even happen this way?
#Did she say this did she love me or i don't know
#I wanna go in the corner and suck my thumb
#do i need to be stronger?
#do i need to be oversized?
#do i need to shrink?
#do i need to be something more?
#do i need to be something less?
#do i need to stand out? maybe
#is that ok?
#i am sorry, don't leave me
#thank you i love you
#thank you that you came to listen to me
#adding amplitude level
with_fx :level do |le|
#adding low pass filter
with_fx :lpf, mix: 0 do |l|
#adding pitch shifter
with_fx :pitch_shift, pitch_dis: 0.001 do |p|
#adding echo
with_fx :echo, pre_mix: 0, decay: 2 do |e|
#adding reverb
with_fx :reverb, pre_mix: 1, room: 1 do |r|
#for latency prevention
use_real_time
#inserting the microphone to the system
live_audio :mic
#a live_loop for mapping the midi faders, buttons and knobs with the above effects
live_loop :process do
#for latency prevention
use_real_time
#the variables cc and val are syncronised with the midi machine i use
cc, val = sync "/midi:5-_zero_mkii_0:1/control_change"
#the numbers that cc corresponds with are the different faders, knobs buttons
if cc == 23
control le, amp: val / 127.0
end
if cc == 24
if cc > 63.5
control p, pitch: (val - 63.5) / 1.7
else
control p, pitch: (-val + 63.5) / 6
end
end
if cc == 25
control e, pre_mix: val / 127
end
if cc == 26
control e, phase: val * 0.1 + 0.000001
end
if cc == 73
control e, decay: val / 5 + 0.000001
end
if cc == 75
control r, pre_mix: val / 127
end
if cc == 70
control r, room: val / 127
end
if cc == 20
control l, cutoff: val
end
if cc == 14
control l, mix: val /127.0
end
#create a buffer of 10 seconds
if cc == 77
with_fx :record, buffer: [:voice,10] do
print "record recording"
use_real_time
live_audio :mic1
end
end
#play the buffer
if cc == 95
#print "play recording"
sample buffer[:voice,10]
end
#small stretch of the buffer
if cc == 7
control sample buffer[:voice,10], rate: val * 0.1 + 0.000001
end
#bigger stretch of the buffer
if cc == 10
control sample buffer[:voice,10], rate: val + 0.000001
end
#reverse stretch of the buffer
if cc == 22
control sample buffer[:voice,10], rate: -val * 0.1 + 0.000001
end
#create a buffer of 100 seconds
if cc == 82
with_fx :record, buffer: [:voice2,100] do
print "record recording"
use_real_time
live_audio :mic1
end
end
#play the buffer
if cc == 83
print "play recording"
sample buffer[:voice2,100]
end
#small stretch of the buffer
if cc == 74
control sample buffer[:voice2,100], rate: val * 0.1 + 0.000001
end
#bigger stretch of the buffer
if cc == 71
control sample buffer[:voice2,100], rate: val + 0.000001
end
#reverse stretch of the buffer
if cc == 85
control sample buffer[:voice2,100], rate: -val * 0.1 + 0.000001
end
end
end
end
end
end
end
#creating a second channel for my voice. this one is for the moments that i want the signal created by my vocal chords to be as not altered as possible
with_fx :level do |le3|
with_fx :pitch_shift, pitch_dis: 0.001 do |p1|
live_loop :process2 do
use_real_time
cc, val = sync "/midi:5-_zero_mkii_0:1/control_change"
