I did this piece for a class demonstration this week. I wanted to show students an example of the
fundamental techniques I’ve been teaching in the (music programming languages, but now called) virtual sound class.
They have to do an assignment so I wanted to give them some context.
It is really simple, only uses ring modulation of noise, but I enjoyed writing it.
https://soundcloud.com/victor-lazzarini/electronic-study[/SOUNDCLOUD]>
Nice!
Quite unexpected with such reduced means! Very nice!
Best,
Luís
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You might share some of your students’ examples too 
Hi victor,
Mar 13 2025, Victor Lazzarini has written:
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https://soundcloud.com/victor-lazzarini/electronic-study[/SOUNDCLOUD]>
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Very nice indeed. I'd love to see some code of this. Having listened to
it first, I would have thought it was a study in additive synthesis.
Lovely texture!
Best wishes,
Jeanette
Thanks all.
Here’s the full code (it’s just one CSD)
https://ide.csound.com/editor/NPlHNMNVQGJHp4JrjL9B
I guess sounds are added together, so it is a form of additive synthesis ;). But it’s all one ring mod instrument.
Hello Victor,
Thank you for sharing,
*it is nice and clever
Raoul MEGELAS
Hello Victor,
Wonderful. Thanks for sharing the CSD - it is now running in CsoundMeta, too!
Great. And congrats on your keynote, it’s a deserved spot to celebrate your work.
best
Prof. Victor Lazzarini
Maynooth University
Ireland
Thanks, Victor, for your regards on my upcoming Keynote Concert at the 50th ICMC.
As you might expect, I will be remembering, honoring, and celebrating Alan Pearlman, Max Mathews, Barry Vercoe, you, John, Michael, Rory, Tarmo, Joaquin, Menno, my students, and so many other amazing csounders!
That’s really good.