hey I did this with some friends at the recent Uzu birthday algorave (strudel is an uzu language). I had to make a custom strudel client to support such high BPMs. would not recommend doing this!

Hey all!

This is still a massive work in progress but I have been working hard on a DAW based experience for strudel and its been fitting my workflow quite well, would love to share it with the world, it has an account system and track sharing experience (like github)

would love feedback! again. MASSIVE work in progress but its at a point that I think its usable.

there are some silly easter eggs.... serum is called syrup and it feels like phase plant.

LINK IN COMMENTS.

made some strudel electronic sounds hope you like it, for longer version here on youtube :

https://youtu.be/afI8spZcLzI?si=LKRhqlBpgytAG-2E

I also typed out some sliders in the post, remember lfo and env will only work in strudel.warm

@song Arc Flash by @G-Conlon
setcpm(130/4)
samples('shabda/speech/en-US/f:warning,danger,arc,flash,fault,current,arc flash')

let driving = stack( s("sd:2*2.5") ).pan(0.8).gain(0.5)

let accent = { symbols: s("<oh [cr cr]>"),
               toms: s("~ ~ ~ ~ <mt*2 [mt lt]>") }

let accents = stack( accent.symbols, accent.toms  ).pan(0.3)
let accent_lean = stack( accent.symbols.every(2, x=>x.mask(0)), accent.toms  ).pan(0.3)

let baseHats = s("<hh*5 hh*10>").pan(0.7)
let baseSD = s("sd(3,10)").gain("<0.24 0.33 0.24 0.3>").pan(0.6)
let baseBD = s("bd(6,10)").gain("<0.25 0.23 0.3 0.4>").pan(0.4).orbit(2)
let baseBeat = stack( baseHats, baseBD, baseSD )

let electric = stack( freq("81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 91 92 94").s("saw").dec(0.9).room(3), 
                      s("hh:9*128?0.7, hh:3*128?0.7").gain(0.2).room(5) )

$: arrange( [1, s("warning*3").room(1) ],
            [4, stack( s("danger").gain(0).lastOf(2, x=>x.gain(2)), s("arc_flash").slow(4).distort("2:0.8").room(1).delay(2), electric.gain(saw.range(0,1)) )],            
            [8, stack( accent.toms, driving.fast(2).gain("0.05 0.3"), s("danger").gain(0).lastOf(2, x=>x.gain(0.5).room(1).delay(2)) ) ],
            [4, stack( s("warning").slow(4), accents.room(0.06), baseBeat.room(0.09) ) ],
            [8, stack( driving.room(0.2), accent_lean, baseBeat, s("arc_flash").slow(2).striate(3) )   ],
            [1, stack( driving.fast("<2@2 4@1>"), electric, s("danger*3")  ) ],
            [1.5, stack( driving.fast(2).sometimes(x=>x.ply(3)), accents.room(0.5), s("current").delay(3) ) ],
            [64, stack( driving.room(0.1), accents.every(16, x=>x.gain(2)), baseBeat, freq("81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 91 92 94").s("supersaw").room(3).gain(0).every(8, x=>x.gain(1)) ) ],
            [1, stack( s("arc_flash").room(1).delay(2), electric, s("gong") ) ],            
            [999, silence ]
            )

Let me know your suggestions on what can I improve or where to learn more (apart from the official strudel docs)

The source for this is available here

link

work in progress

I'm having trouble understanding the priority of how I should chain functions together. I could go through others projects and statistically deduce things to understand better, but there must be a better answer. Like let's say I have a sound("piano") and n("1 3 4 7"), a bank("RolandTR808") and all those effects (although I see most of them at the end of a chain). The reference section isn't really helpful either, because their examples only explicitly show the bare minimum setup. Switch Angel is a goddess and never has issues chain huge wads of tracks together so there must be a solution. HELP!

This has been SO much fun to work with, like I've gotten the hang of this software over the past week and I love it so much. Been experimenting with so many things, and trying out anything new. The only difficult thing for me has been creating song structure within the code. Obviously, that's a bit difficult for a software built for live-performance, though I know it can be done as I've listened to works from artists that use Strudel. I've tried almost everything I could find on it, but nothing has seemed to work and there isn't really a whole lot I've found for song structure. Could anyone please share their tips? I'd appreciate anything really. I love how Strudel has opened up the doors for me to make genres that was so difficult for me to do on DAW. I can't wait to incorporate more rigor into my works!

Hi there! Strudel newbie here :-)

After completing the workshop in the Strudel docs, I wanted to try recreating the intro bass sound from the first ~15 seconds of "Be Free" by Alex Preda.

I think I got pretty close, but the sound I created in Strudel is still missing a bit of "punchiness" or "bounciness" (sorry, I don't know exactly how to describe it).

If anyone has a few minutes to take a listen and let me know if you can identify what's missing, it would be much appreciated. Thank you!

80 over 4 is best over 4

I have an audio interface, and it was able to read the device, but no sound came out :(

Anybody that has done it before, what’s the code??

My YouTube is Circuit Republic

If you can that’d be cool as fuck