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Supercollider's SC Synth and visualization capabilities are really useful. With a little tinkering, this tune and animation emerged.

#supercollider #livecoding #algorave #scsynth #creativecoding #generativeart #creativity #tidalcycles #tidalcyclesmusic #experimentalmusic #minimaltechno #synthprogramming

Supercollider's SC Synth and visualization capabilities are really useful. With a little tinkering, this tune and animation emerged.

#supercollider #livecoding #algorave #scsynth #creativecoding #generativeart #creativity #tidalcycles #tidalcyclesmusic #experimentalmusic #minimaltechno #synthprogramming

@garpu By the way, did you see what @samaaron did post #SonicPi - he wrote SuperSonic which contains a port of #scsynth to WebAssembly: https://sonic-pi.net/supersonic/demo.html

@garpu By the way, did you see what @samaaron did post #SonicPi - he wrote SuperSonic which contains a port of #scsynth to WebAssembly: https://sonic-pi.net/supersonic/demo.html

So… now… um… anyone know where I can get up to speed on using headless #supercollider via #sclang and #scsynth? if any gui runs, it needs to be #Emacs on a remote machine ('cause it's an appliance), but eventually it will feed it's own local live-coded synth in realtime via python, or so one hopes.
#soundart #environmentsforselfdiscovery #electronicmusic #GenerativeArt #stillsomuchtolearn #wedothesethingsbecauseweTHOUGHTtheywouldbeeasy #physicalartisforwusses #digitalislikebuddhistsandmandalas

So… now… um… anyone know where I can get up to speed on using headless #supercollider via #sclang and #scsynth? if any gui runs, it needs to be #Emacs on a remote machine ('cause it's an appliance), but eventually it will feed it's own local live-coded synth in realtime via python, or so one hopes.
#soundart #environmentsforselfdiscovery #electronicmusic #GenerativeArt #stillsomuchtolearn #wedothesethingsbecauseweTHOUGHTtheywouldbeeasy #physicalartisforwusses #digitalislikebuddhistsandmandalas

@celesteh Everybody and everyone seems to start with #Python. I can see why: community is huge, it's well documented, easy to get started with.

Wrt multimedia programming, I'd avoid #PureData (teaches too many bad habits, the visual/dataflow metaphor is hard to understand, etc.).

I'd go, as you do, with #SuperCollider, or an easier language that interfaces with #scsynth: something like #SonicPi or similar.