Music made with Scaler 3 - Examples!

[ClaudioPorcellana]

Here is a more complex test

I started with my current preferred workflow, that is finding chords by ear on my keyboard (or my axe), and then I asked SC3 to understand what were those chords

Then I used SC3 suggestions to add other suitable chords, but it was hard to find them because the SC3 suggestions were almost never suitable to me; anyway here is the hard-earned SC3 State

Scaler state 7.xml (4.8 KB)

I found that using Keys Lock in the non-standard way doesn’t work always, but I don’t understand why; sometimes it seems that it start working only after a few beats; or maybe it works only with simpler chords, who knows?

Anyway, here is my Composition made with the standard Keys Lock workflow, but adding my chords anyway, and grace notes

[ClaudioPorcellana]

Just an illusion… to be a classical pianist

Put together a suitable series of dark chords et voilà: a novel Claude Chopin jumps out

Classica.xml (1.1 KB)

Classica

[Bernd]

I like the melody and pattern, but the instrument, I feel, could be more muted, to fit the ambiance. Less sharp transients on the piano sound, or maybe a low pass filter at 2khz?

[ClaudioPorcellana]

@Bernd

I feel, could be more muted, to fit the ambiance. Less sharp transients on the piano sound, or maybe a low pass filter at 2khz?

Or a felt piano maybe?
I’ll try your suggestions
thanks pal

[ClaudioPorcellana]

This is better maybe?

Classica low pass

[Bernd]

yes, definitely, more muted, fitting the somber melody. did you use felt piano?

[ClaudioPorcellana]

@Bernd

did you use felt piano?

nope
I applied the low-pass filter at 2khz as you suggested

[ClaudioPorcellana]

Hi folks

Here is my first (and last) contribution to the robotic music using Scaler 3 standalone
the title is a semicit, and an Italian mocking also

Uffa Robot

[davide]

Nice @ClaudioPorcellana

[ClaudioPorcellana]

Here is another one

Chord progression found by ear using Scaler 3; then used its GUI to understand where tickling the ivories (well, plastics actually ) with my fingers

Inaudito.xml (606 Bytes)

Guitar played manually, then a bit of comping to fix two meh (slang, food for @bernd ) parts

And here is the result: Inaudito

“Inaudito” means “unprecedented”, because for the first time I made a song manually

Well, I didn’t play bass and drums, but I am happy enough even if I am just a double-instrumentalist