12.2 Algorithmic Control of Signal Processing
Patterns can control signals and signals can control patterns in Nyquist, offering the possibility of very fine-grain algorithmic control to produce complex evolving textures. This video lecture is from my course "Introduction to Computer Music." For more material and textbook information, see https://compmus.com/icm.
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