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Generates binary sequence patterns based on Bjorklund algorithm. The algorithm solves the general problem of distributing npulses over m “timing slots” in the most even way possible, even though n may not necessarily be an even divisor of m. These patterns can be used to achieve complex musical rhythms known as Euclidean Rhythms.
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QUESTION
I want to generate a Euclidean rhythm in Matlab as a sequence of 1s and 0s, but I don't know how to start.
So I know that I have a variable a = the amount of 1s, b = the length c = the amount of 0s So that would give a = a (you can choose a number), b = b (you can choose a number) and c = b-a For the rhythm I want to have all the 1s divided as evenly as possible throughout the 0s (Bjorklund's algorithm).
As an example: b = 13 and a = 5
So it might be good to put every 1 together with a 0, that would be:
01 01 01 01 01 000
Now you have three 0s and five pairs of 01s.
Now to divide 0 evenly with the pairs:
010 010 010 0101
Now to divide the two 01s evenly into the three 010s
0100101001010
This is as evenly we can distribute five 1s over the length of 13. Right now I want to create a script in matlab which give you a rhythm automatically when you type in a random a and b (given that b > a)
Any help would be appreciated.
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Answered 2022-Jan-11 at 16:38This isn't really supposed to be a 'please write code for me' site but the Bresenham algorithm is so simple it was just as quick to write it as to suggest how you should write it.
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I’m doing the deep dive into f# finally. Long time c-style imperative guy - but lover of all languages. I’m attempting the Bjorklund algorithm for Euclidean Rhythms. Bjorklund: Most equal spacing of 1’s in a binary string up to rotation, e.g. 1111100000000 -> 1001010010100.
https://erikdemaine.org/papers/DeepRhythms_CGTA/paper.pdf
I initially based my attempt off a nice js/lodash implementation. I tried from scratch but got all tied up in old concepts.
https://codepen.io/teropa/details/zPEYbY
Here's my 1:1 translation
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Answered 2021-Mar-28 at 01:27You need to put parentheses around (bpat:list array)
. Otherwise the type annotation applies to bjork
, not to bbpat
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