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tmhglnd strange.attractor.synth [Max for Live]
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tmhglnd strange.attractor.synth [Max for Live]

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This patch uses the xyz coordinates of a Strange Attractor chaotic system to modulate parameters from an FM synthesizer with resonant lowpass filter and flanger effects. Various different Strange Attractors are programmed in the gen~ patcher with codebox (such as the famous Lorenz Attractor). The attractor can be selected in the umenu and is displayed in the openGL domain using jit.catch~ and jit.gl.path, and also through 4 phase-correlation scopes showing the x-y, y-z, x-z and distance to origin of the signal. Listening to the pure modulation signal is also possible. The coordinates of the attractor are output from the gen~ as a 3-channel signal. Included Attractors - Lorenz Attractor - Lorenz Mod 2 Attractor - Aizawa Attractor - Arneodo Attractor - Burke-Shaw Attractor - Chen-Lee Attractor - Thomas Attractor - Hadley Attractor - Halvorsen Attractor - Thee-Scroll Unified Chaotic System Attractor - Coullet Attractor - Dadras Attractor

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