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# Anny FM: Battery 1,2,3
[anny.audio](https://www.anny.audio)
Originally performed live @ The Loft, Brighton, 4th July 2014.
## Recordings
- [Listen to Battery 1,2,3 on Bandcamp](https://annyfm.bandcamp.com/album/battery-123-live-at-the-loft)
- [Battery 1,2,3 (Live) on Bandcamp](http://anny.audio/track/battery-123-live)
- [Battery 1,2,3 (Live) on SoundCloud](https://soundcloud.com/anny-fm/battery-123-live)
## Files
## Source files
`battery.scd` is a simple SuperCollider startup file to configure audio routing and load project samples.
### battery123.tidal
`battery.tidal` is the full Battery 1,2,3 composition for Tidal Cycles.
This version updated April 2016 for Tidal 0.7 (jumping three whole major patches! Amazing) to use `cps (125/60)` instead of `bps (125/60)` hence everything becoming prefixed with `cf` - because for some reason, cycles are twice as fast as beats. (Surely it should be the other way round.)
`samples.csv` contains sample attributions. All samples are available in `samples/` directory.
Older versions of this composition with original notes are available on the `original-notes` tag of this repository.
## License
### battery123.megalet.tidal
Recordings are CC-BY-SA Aneurin "Anny" Barker Snook 2015.
Contains a big `let` directive to initialize all variables used in `battery123.tidal` (where they are recorded separately). Eval the whole block with `C-c C-e` and dive in.
## Sample attributions
```
arpy bass bass3 hand jvbass peri psr rm tacscan tok trump uxay wobble
```
All of the above from [Dirt-Samples](https://github.com/tidalcycles/Dirt-Samples/tree/c2db9a0dc4ffb911febc613cdb9726cae5175223).
```
warbler
```
I didn't write down the attribution at the time, but I'm fairly certain it's sampled from [Birdsong in Tuscany.wav](http://www.freesound.org/people/evernaut/sounds/37286/) off [Freesound.org](http://www.freesound.org). You did a great job of bookmarking that, past me!
Source code is [CC-BY-SA](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/). Refer to sample attributions for sample licensing information, though they should all be royalty-free.