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found this code in a cached page on the domain

 

 

// song.js

Gibber.init() // REQUIRED!

var fftSize = 32

function setup() {
createCanvas( windowWidth, windowHeight )

Gibber.scale.root.seq( ['f4','db4', 'f5', 'db4'], 2)

a = Mono('bass').note.seq( [0,7,3,7], 1/16 )

b = EDrums('x***o***x***o***')
.fx.add( Reverb(0.5) )
b.snare.snappy = 3

rhodes = Synth( 'rhodes', {amp:.35} )
.chord.seq( Rndi(0,6,3), 1 )
.fx.add( Delay() )

fft = FFT( fftSize )

c = Mono('easyfx')
.note.seq( Rndi(0,12), [1/4,1/8,1/2,1,2].rnd( 1/8,4 ) )
.fx.add( Reverb(1.5) )

noStroke()
colorMode( HSB, 255 )
}

function draw() {
background( 64 )

var numBars = fftSize / 2,
barHeight = ( height - 1 ) / numBars,
barColor = null,
value = null

for( var i = 0; i < numBars; i++ ) {
barColor = color( ( i / numBars ) * 255, 255, 255 )
fill( barColor )

// read FFT value, which ranges from 0-255, and scale it.
value = ( fft[ i ] / 255 ) * width
rect( 0, barHeight * i, value, barHeight )
}
}

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Guest skibby

Somebody by the name of "Rephlex Robin" posted an Aphex Twin track on Facebook yesterday , It was xmas_eve with completely different drums. The original poster said "next week" or something. It made me curious so I posted here to see if anybody knew what it was about.

 

I saw that interesting code too but he didn't want it out there for whatever reason.

 

I then posted the track here since it was public on a FB Aphex Twin page, since it appeared to be related to an upcoming release by Aphex Twin.

 

Now the track is gone. As far as deleting this thread, why not wait until this EP comes out to see if it relates somehow?

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