Lexikon-Sonate

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This Max library offers the possibility to experiment with a number of compositional techniques, such as serial procedures, permutations and controlled randomness. Most of these objects are geared towards straightforward processing of data. By using these specialized objects together in a patch, programming becomes much more clear and easy. Many functions that are often useful in algorithmic composition are provided with this library - therefore the composer could concentrate rather on the composition than the programming aspects.
The Real Time Composition Library (RTC-lib) was developed during my extensive work on Lexikon-Sonate (1992 ff.), an interactive realtime composition for computer-controlled piano.
Regardless the fact that it was conceived for a specific project it became more and more obvious that its functionalities are open and generic enough to be used by other composers in different compositional contexts. Based on paradigms which have been extracted from serial thinking (cf. Gottfried Michael Koenig and Karlheinz Stockhausen) and its further development until nowadays it does not force towards a certain aesthetic, but provides a programming environment for testing and developing compositional strategies.

Lexikon-Sonate is a work in progress which was started in 1992. Instead of being a composition in which the structure is fixed by notation, it manifests itself as a computer program that composes. Acronis true image for mac serial. Lexikon-Sonate is an interactive realtime composition environment for musical composition and live performances. It takes advantage of composition algorithms that has been developed by Karlheinz Essl since the 1985 years. With this algorithmic music generator on can easily create fascinating and complex musical structures on the fly. Lexikon-Sonate is an interactive realtime composition environment for musical composition and live performances. It takes advantage of composition algorithms that has been developed by Karlheinz Essl since 1985. With this algorithmic music generator on can easily create fascinating and complex musical structures on the fly. Furthermore, Lexikon. Ps3 media server for mac. Geforce gtx 680 for mac.

The Real Time Composition Library comes with a Hypertext-like on-line help which allows to have a perfect overview on the library objects and their multiple relationships.
Lexikon-Sonate
Released: March 19th, 2014. Suitable for Max5, Max6, and Max7.

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  • I think the path to install files is not correct anymore with Max 7, is it possible to update it?
    S.
  • Hi, i'm a Windows user. Is there any source files for the externals so i can try a port to Windows?the abstractions will then work right away.many thanks
  • awesome that you are still updating this after years! +1 for windows externals or source.
  • I just released version 7.0 which is optimized for Max7, but also runs smoothly with Max6. This time, the library is distributed as a package (hi, Sergio!). You can download it from http://www.essl.at/works/rtc.html
  • Thanks for offering this, Alfonso! Unfortunately, I don't have the source code of the Windows externals, but here is a link to Peter Elsea's (the author of Lobjects) who already ported them to Windows XP:
    Please let me know if it works out!
  • Thanks for the info Karlheinz!Unfortunately seems that Peter Elseas's Lobjects are compiled only for 32bit Max on Windows.Are Lobjects the only custom externals used in your library?Is there any way to get in touch with Peter to ask him for sources to be compiled for Win 64bit?
    a.
  • Alfonso, please send me an e-mail at khz@essl.at so that I can connect you with Peter Elsea!
  • Any progress with the 64bit versions of Peters objects?
  • There is a beta version on Peter's website: http://peterelsea.com/lobjects.html
  • Thanks but I'm confused. I was talking about win 64 version but he released some 64 bit files for mac. As far as i know there's no need to build separate 64 bit versions for mac externals.