A generative sequencer with a synth engine and options for MIDI sequencing.
This script was inspired by the first gentle hints of autumn. It simulates falling leaves and plays notes when the leaves hit the bottom of the screen. Leaves have “wind” and a fade time – the wind determines how erratically they move, and the fade time causes more delay between notes. Leaves can be added and removed. When leaves move by each other they can trigger a rustling sound.
Install from the Norns web UI (in the Matron tab): ;install https://github.com/ambalek/fall
Notes
I’ve made quite a few demos of fall that I have shared on Instagram, but I expect there will be some bugs so I’m sorry if it causes you any issues
I intended this script to be softer than raindrops, but you can set the attack quite low to make it a little plucky
You can turn off the sound or just the rustling sound by going to the PARAMETERS, EDIT menu. There are a lot of options in there
I find this script and raindrops both work well if you layer them by sampling multiple takes with Norns tape, real tapes, looper pedals, eurorack modules like Mimeophon/Morphagene/ER-301
A first run through with an NTS-1 over midi and some MS-70CDR fx plus a bit of Thyme mangling last night sounded great… the only problem being it was so relaxing that I started falling asleep. Today I will try the script after a good shot of coffee and some different midi devices.
thanks @DoS, I’m glad it made you fall asleep! Thyme is kind of how I want the delays on these scripts to work but I’m still learning how to do softcut stuff. The built in LFO controlling (quantized) delay time can be interesting for that type of delay manipulation
dove into the leaves for last night’s noiz session…
all three norns running Fall.
one sending MIDI to an Access Virus B…another sending to the Wing Pinger being processed through a Cocoquantus.