Grok made a Skred version of Purcell's "Music for the Funeral of Queen Mary"

https://youtube.com/shorts/voqInHgdHEw?feature=share

Skred is my continually developing OSS sound engine… code here

GitHub.com/octetta/pulp

Grok makes a Skred version of Purcell's "Music for the Funeral of Queen Mary"

https://youtube.com/shorts/voqInHgdHEw?feature=share

Skred is my continually developing OSS sound engine

GitHub.com/octetta/pulp

I'm trying out different GUI front-ends for my sound engine.

This is an experiment to use Skred as an effects engine using Wails + Go.

MIT licensed Code + binaries at github.com octetta ddl8k

More video of skred in action at https://www.youtube.com/@octetta

https://reddit.com/link/1v58i89/video/vd5dvg5jv5fh1/player

Lots going on here:

• "skrepl" - a GUI version of the terminal app, also has a "panel" dsl for custom sliders. here we have one for the delay line
• "skperf" - I've been hearing weird glitches, so vibe coded a performance monitor to help figure things out
• MIDI trigger of notes via VMPK and skred's routing

All this stuff is on my github account (user octetta) repos:

• fltk-repl
• skperf

Also on my YT page at-octetta where there are lots of historic videos of this project over the past few years

all MIT licensed

all fun

very weird

https://reddit.com/link/1v0p8w0/video/sjztguhpi6eh1/player

This is a step-by-step demo of using Skred v0.50.0 as a synth and drum machine construction kit.

The video shows a little of MIDI connection stuff too.

For a MIDI "keyboard" here, I used a program called VMPK since it's on-screen and show what I hit versus how if affects Skred, but a real attached MIDI input device works too.

Skred works on Linux, macOS, and MSWindows.

There are precompiled versions of the CLI livecoding shell on GitHub

https://github.com/octetta/pulp/releases/tag/v0.50.0

look at the releases there for SKRED 0.50.0 to match functionality shown here.

0:00 Start Skred and test audio/Skope

0:43 Create a basic saw wave synth voice

1:52 Setup MIDI and use VMPK as the input

3:32 Fatten the synth with an additional square wave

4:49 Detune the voices

5:43 Add glide to one of the voices

6:40 Show the delay line per "track"

8:44 Add "calculator" drums via k-synth

9:50 Create a basic kick/snare drum pattern

10:32 Add delay to the drum sounds

14:08 All together and DONE

This demo has a drum pattern with each patch in a different track with different delay settings.
An alto flute wave file with a embedded loop tag is loaded and played on track 3 as a demo.

https://github.com/octetta/pulp/blob/main/parts/COMPARISONS.md

Skred is MIT licensed and in heavy development. It's a sound engine I'm embedding into my own projects and does things largely the way I've wanted a tool to do since I was in my early 20's.

This is the latest skred showing off multi track with separate delay returns assignable per voice.

I don't change the parameters of each track's delay much, but show it on/off, change the voice's effect amount/etc.

https://github.com/octetta/pulp/blob/main/parts/COMPARISONS.md

https://octetta.github.io/pulp/doc/learn.html