#supercollider — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #supercollider, aggregated by home.social.
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Big thank you to everyone who came out to my shows in Denmark these past few weeks. Big thank you to the organizers as well.
It's so great to play concerts again, and it's been - despite my facial expressions in these photos suggesting otherwise - fun to debut my new computer music performance system MASS (Modular Algorithmic Sound System) with you all. -
Added some cl-collider examples ported from Eli Fieldsteel's book.
Began as practice for myself, but I've already found some missing code and one bug (which I fixed). Might be useful for anyone who fancies doing synthesis in Common Lisp.
https://codeberg.org/cian/sc-book-examples
More examples to come.
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Added some cl-collider examples ported from Eli Fieldsteel's book.
Began as practice for myself, but I've already found some missing code and one bug (which I fixed). Might be useful for anyone who fancies doing synthesis in Common Lisp.
https://codeberg.org/cian/sc-book-examples
More examples to come.
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Added some cl-collider examples ported from Eli Fieldsteel's book.
Began as practice for myself, but I've already found some missing code and one bug (which I fixed). Might be useful for anyone who fancies doing synthesis in Common Lisp.
https://codeberg.org/cian/sc-book-examples
More examples to come.
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Added some cl-collider examples ported from Eli Fieldsteel's book.
Began as practice for myself, but I've already found some missing code and one bug (which I fixed). Might be useful for anyone who fancies doing synthesis in Common Lisp.
https://codeberg.org/cian/sc-book-examples
More examples to come.
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Added some cl-collider examples ported from Eli Fieldsteel's book.
Began as practice for myself, but I've already found some missing code and one bug (which I fixed). Might be useful for anyone who fancies doing synthesis in Common Lisp.
https://codeberg.org/cian/sc-book-examples
More examples to come.
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Back in the Happy Algorithmic Banger Factory. Business is booming. Churning out one after another. See you at LitteraturHaus on Wednesday?
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I'm thinking about making some fairly long tracks in :sccube: and I find myself wondering about technical limitations that I might run into. My machine isn't the youngest, and it wasn't top of the line back when I bought it in 2017. (It's still going pretty ok!)
Does anyone know which hardware factors might play a role for the maximum length of a track that I can still process on my system? What is the impact of bit depth and sample rate? Is RAM a factor?
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Wondering how to make music in the terminal? 🎶
We interviewed Christian Grothe, creator of "Grainiac" — a granular sampler built with @ratatui_rs 🐁
💯 Live audio synthesis & sampling with SuperCollider
▶️ Watch the full episode here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lWVUaP8-yKs
#rustlang #ratatui #tui #music #sampler #supercollider #audio
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Wondering how to make music in the terminal? 🎶
We interviewed Christian Grothe, creator of "Grainiac" — a granular sampler built with @ratatui_rs 🐁
💯 Live audio synthesis & sampling with SuperCollider
▶️ Watch the full episode here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lWVUaP8-yKs
#rustlang #ratatui #tui #music #sampler #supercollider #audio
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Wondering how to make music in the terminal? 🎶
We interviewed Christian Grothe, creator of "Grainiac" — a granular sampler built with @ratatui_rs 🐁
💯 Live audio synthesis & sampling with SuperCollider
▶️ Watch the full episode here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lWVUaP8-yKs
#rustlang #ratatui #tui #music #sampler #supercollider #audio
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Wondering how to make music in the terminal? 🎶
We interviewed Christian Grothe, creator of "Grainiac" — a granular sampler built with @ratatui_rs 🐁
💯 Live audio synthesis & sampling with SuperCollider
▶️ Watch the full episode here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lWVUaP8-yKs
#rustlang #ratatui #tui #music #sampler #supercollider #audio
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Wondering how to make music in the terminal? 🎶
We interviewed Christian Grothe, creator of "Grainiac" — a granular sampler built with @ratatui_rs 🐁
💯 Live audio synthesis & sampling with SuperCollider
▶️ Watch the full episode here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lWVUaP8-yKs
#rustlang #ratatui #tui #music #sampler #supercollider #audio
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@draco Since I'm a little familiar with the basics of #SuperCollider, I'd be interested in a workshop on the spatial distribution of sound. And reverb / delay.
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I'm tempted to include a handful of ever-so-slightly more advanced things: maybe reverb or delay, maybe buses (to route sound to reverb/delay), maybe even a sample player or wavetable synth.
The one stipulation I would keep is using the core library only.
What are your thoughts?
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#SuperCollider pedagogy question: In the past, I have included a very brief (under 2 minutes) example composition in my workshops, sort of as a "this is what you can do with :sccube: " appetizer.
I'm rethinking how simple I should keep it. The one sample composition I made for my workshop last year doesn't thrill me very much. On the other hand, I intentionally confined it to skills that don't go far beyond what I teach in my 2-hour workshops.
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found this today:
A static linter and Language Server for SuperCollider's sclang.
might give it a go later maybe.https://github.com/lucdoebereiner/sclang-lint
https://scsynth.org/t/sclang-lint-a-static-linter-and-lsp-server-for-supercollider/13274
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I can't believe it but my performance system M.A.S.S. is now finally ready to play live. It's an algorithmic/generative system for improvising electronic music.
World premiere next week in Aarhus, Denmark.
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I can't believe it but my performance system M.A.S.S. is now finally ready to play live. It's an algorithmic/generative system for improvising electronic music.
World premiere next week in Aarhus, Denmark.
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I can't believe it but my performance system M.A.S.S. is now finally ready to play live. It's an algorithmic/generative system for improvising electronic music.
World premiere next week in Aarhus, Denmark.
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I can't believe it but my performance system M.A.S.S. is now finally ready to play live. It's an algorithmic/generative system for improvising electronic music.
World premiere next week in Aarhus, Denmark.
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I can't believe it but my performance system M.A.S.S. is now finally ready to play live. It's an algorithmic/generative system for improvising electronic music.
World premiere next week in Aarhus, Denmark.
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best resources to learn #supercollider from?
i only have experience with DAWs and grooveboxes so this is a new frontier for me -
best resources to learn #supercollider from?
i only have experience with DAWs and grooveboxes so this is a new frontier for me -
best resources to learn #supercollider from?
i only have experience with DAWs and grooveboxes so this is a new frontier for me -
best resources to learn #supercollider from?
i only have experience with DAWs and grooveboxes so this is a new frontier for me -
best resources to learn #supercollider from?
i only have experience with DAWs and grooveboxes so this is a new frontier for me -
So my workshop proposal for this year's Gulaschprogrammiernacht was accepted. Now I guess I need to prepare my :sccube: workshop and actually start reading the textbook by Eli Fieldsteel that I finally have in my possession.
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So my workshop proposal for this year's Gulaschprogrammiernacht was accepted. Now I guess I need to prepare my :sccube: workshop and actually start reading the textbook by Eli Fieldsteel that I finally have in my possession.
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So my workshop proposal for this year's Gulaschprogrammiernacht was accepted. Now I guess I need to prepare my :sccube: workshop and actually start reading the textbook by Eli Fieldsteel that I finally have in my possession.
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So my workshop proposal for this year's Gulaschprogrammiernacht was accepted. Now I guess I need to prepare my :sccube: workshop and actually start reading the textbook by Eli Fieldsteel that I finally have in my possession.
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So my workshop proposal for this year's Gulaschprogrammiernacht was accepted. Now I guess I need to prepare my :sccube: workshop and actually start reading the textbook by Eli Fieldsteel that I finally have in my possession.
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Has anyone got a screenshot of Republic or Mandel Hub in a group live coding session?
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Has anyone got a screenshot of Republic or Mandel Hub in a group live coding session?
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Has anyone got a screenshot of Republic or Mandel Hub in a group live coding session?
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Has anyone got a screenshot of Republic or Mandel Hub in a group live coding session?
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Has anyone got a screenshot of Republic or Mandel Hub in a group live coding session?
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Woof. Had 4 thirteen year olds in the house. Attempted to introduce them to cmos hacking :) Ah, and CAD. To come down, worked on 'For something large, for something slow'; a supercollider composition .... #SuperCollider
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Woof. Had 4 thirteen year olds in the house. Attempted to introduce them to cmos hacking :) Ah, and CAD. To come down, worked on 'For something large, for something slow'; a supercollider composition .... #SuperCollider
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Woof. Had 4 thirteen year olds in the house. Attempted to introduce them to cmos hacking :) Ah, and CAD. To come down, worked on 'For something large, for something slow'; a supercollider composition .... #SuperCollider
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Woof. Had 4 thirteen year olds in the house. Attempted to introduce them to cmos hacking :) Ah, and CAD. To come down, worked on 'For something large, for something slow'; a supercollider composition .... #SuperCollider
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Woof. Had 4 thirteen year olds in the house. Attempted to introduce them to cmos hacking :) Ah, and CAD. To come down, worked on 'For something large, for something slow'; a supercollider composition .... #SuperCollider
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Yesterday's Notam SuperCollider meetup with Julian Rohrhuber has me thinking about difficulty. Somewhere in the discussion, there was a thing about confronting audiences with difficulty, or with things they don't understand (yet), and somehow that resonates with me.
I'm happy those meetups exist and I always look forward to them. It's amazing every time to see the wildly different things people do with the language, and now I want to get back to writing my own effect classes.
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Yesterday's Notam SuperCollider meetup with Julian Rohrhuber has me thinking about difficulty. Somewhere in the discussion, there was a thing about confronting audiences with difficulty, or with things they don't understand (yet), and somehow that resonates with me.
I'm happy those meetups exist and I always look forward to them. It's amazing every time to see the wildly different things people do with the language, and now I want to get back to writing my own effect classes.
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Yesterday's Notam SuperCollider meetup with Julian Rohrhuber has me thinking about difficulty. Somewhere in the discussion, there was a thing about confronting audiences with difficulty, or with things they don't understand (yet), and somehow that resonates with me.
I'm happy those meetups exist and I always look forward to them. It's amazing every time to see the wildly different things people do with the language, and now I want to get back to writing my own effect classes.
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Yesterday's Notam SuperCollider meetup with Julian Rohrhuber has me thinking about difficulty. Somewhere in the discussion, there was a thing about confronting audiences with difficulty, or with things they don't understand (yet), and somehow that resonates with me.
I'm happy those meetups exist and I always look forward to them. It's amazing every time to see the wildly different things people do with the language, and now I want to get back to writing my own effect classes.
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Playing around with Partch scales. Nice way to take a generic, descending pattern of chromatic notes and turn it into something a lot more interesting!
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Playing around with Partch scales. Nice way to take a generic, descending pattern of chromatic notes and turn it into something a lot more interesting!
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Playing around with Partch scales. Nice way to take a generic, descending pattern of chromatic notes and turn it into something a lot more interesting!
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Playing around with Partch scales. Nice way to take a generic, descending pattern of chromatic notes and turn it into something a lot more interesting!