ORCA Sequencer - Guided Tour №1 (Rhythm and Math!)

Download ORCA here: https://100r.co/pages/orca.html

NOTE: Some of the functions in this video have been altered since it was posted. I'll be going over the more relevant changes in my next video of this series, just figured I'd give a heads-up! Make sure to check the github for an up-to-date function reference! https://github.com/hundredrabbits/Orca

This video is the first in a multi-part series covering all the letters of the alphabet (each letter being a function) in the ORCA livecoding language! This episode covers all the basic math objects and also the handy-dandy jumpers! Apologies for the slightly clipped audio btw, it'll be fixed in future videos in the series.

Thank you so much for the awesome feedback and encouragement for the last video, I hope you enjoy this series - let me know if you have any questions and I'll respond as quickly as I can :)

Have fun!

Note for the curious - all functions which have a minimum and maximum (like R and I) work from the minimum to the maximum-1: so if you have a random with a minimum of 0 and a maximum of 8, you'll get random numbers between 0 and 7, never 8. Just wanted to clarify that! I should also note that I covered the Clock object in this video despite it not being part of the acronym "I FRY JAM" - A corrected acronym would be "CRY IF JAM".

Also, if you're following along, try playing around with velocity (the fourth input) and note length (the fifth input) of your midi events also! You can gets tons of fun velocity and length fluctuations which enliven a rhythm by having them increment up and down, or choose random values between 0 and F! Play around! ^_^