The nice thing about Mutable Instruments modules is that the official manual is open source so you can copy from it directly. I typically put a sentence in the "info" page about that source + copyright.
I'm not exactly sure how to break this one down into sections and pages. Quite likely the best way is to follow the official manual, breaking it down by generator sections with maybe an "Overview" page that covers the basic functionality from the start of the manual:
MARBLES’ RECIPE FOR RANDOM MUSIC
Start with a clock – generated internally or divided/multiplied from an external clock signal.
If required, add some jitter to it, from slight humanization to complete chaos.
Split this randomized clock into two streams of random triggers to generate two contrasting rhythmic patterns complementing the main clock.
Generate three random voltages in sync with the rhythmic patterns obtained at the previous step.
Transform the random voltages to spread them further apart, or concentrate them around a specific voltage.
Add a pinch of lag-processing to obtain smooth random modulations… or quantization to get random tunes.
boourns
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3 years ago
The nice thing about Mutable Instruments modules is that the official manual is open source so you can copy from it directly. I typically put a sentence in the "info" page about that source + copyright.
https://mutable-instruments.net/modules/marbles/ https://mutable-instruments.net/modules/marbles/manual/
I'm not exactly sure how to break this one down into sections and pages. Quite likely the best way is to follow the official manual, breaking it down by generator sections with maybe an "Overview" page that covers the basic functionality from the start of the manual: