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Ned Rush SketchSynth Max For Live Audio Visual Drawing Groovebox idea [Max for Live]
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Ned Rush SketchSynth Max For Live Audio Visual Drawing Groovebox idea [Max for Live]

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Hello everyone. I've been giving jit.gl.sketch a go in Jitter and made this cute little patch that draws and makes acid rave at the same time. Each kick draws a cube. Each snare draws a sphere, and each hi hat draws a circle. The bassline is drawing the wire frame. You can use the colour swatches to set the background and drawing colour. Download attached. Hope you enjoy. See you soon.

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