These scripts make use of Arun Chandra's Triktraks software to write
some pretty weird chorusing and glissandi.

For the perl newbies out there, make sure the first line of each
script is the same as what you get from typing 'which perl' at the
command line. Just say 'chmod +x script.pl' and fire away at the command
line.

YOU WILL NEED

TrikTraks
http://grace.evergreen.edu/~arunc/

WaveTools
http://tph.tuwien.ac.at/~oemer/wavetools.html

Wavplay
from your favorite linux utility ftp site.

Good luck!
Drew Krause
drkrause@mindspring.com

### MAKETRIK.PL written by Drew Krause
### writes a randomly-generated waveform from freq1 to freq 2
### in as many parts as you like using TrikTraks
### note: doesn't address periods or ranges
### use as "$> maketrik.pl startfreq stopfreq duration nbr-parts filename"
### will write the file, which in turn will generate a wavefile of that
### name

### TTCASCADE.PL written by Drew Krause
### combines several randomly-generated waveforms
### a la 'maketriks.pl' and mixes them together
### use as "$> ttcascade.pl startfreq stopfreq duration nbr-parts
### filename"
### will write 'filename.wav'
### This program differs from ttchorus.pl in that each voice holds
### the initial pitch & eventually breaks off (as a proportion of
### the number of voices)

### TTCHORUS.PL written by Drew Krause
### combines several randomly-generated waveforms
### a la 'maketriks.pl' and mixes them together
### use as "$> ttchorus.pl startfreq stopfreq duration nbr-parts filename"
### will write 'filename.wav'