This is the source code of the album released on Exiles that extensively and only uses samples recorded from a Korg Monotron Delay, coded in TidalCycles, a live coding environment nested in the programming languate Haskell for music and pattern generation. To use this code, you have to install the TidalCycles environment on your desktop. You can play around, tweak it and check out what is going on, record your own stuff based on this, etc (if you extend your SuperDirt samples as mentioned below).
These tracks / files only use one extra function called m for muting (basically it mutes a code block by completeley degrading it), this can be found in the func.tidal. If you do not want to have error messages, just run this line before you start tweaking around in the actual music. If you do not want to run it every time before you start tweaking around, you can wrap it up in your BootTidal.hs, for further info on this, please read the official TidalCycles documentation.
By extending your SuperDirt samples folder with the samples recorded from one single Korg Monotron Delay, you can play any of the files and reproduce the music and tweak around. The samples can be downloaded from here and are completely free for any kind of usage with no rights reserved.
fantasticmrspeed - for the supercool artwork artwork Alex McLean for creating this amazing live coding environment and keeping the community moving. Exiles for releasing my stuff And the whole Budapest livecoding community :*