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Tidal (they added cycles when the Tidal music service came afterwards) is great fun. I was hoping to get Hylogen working with it. Hylogen is an EDSL for liveco
by eggy 10y ago
Tidal (they added cycles when the Tidal music service came afterwards) is great fun. I was hoping to get Hylogen working with it.
Hylogen is an EDSL for livecoding shaders in Haskell [1]
My weapon of choice is Extempore by Andrew Sorensen [1]. Dual languages in one system available for blistering speed in livecoded graphics and sound/music.
[1] https://github.com/sleexyz/hylogen
[2] http://extempore.moso.com.au/
- visarga 10y agoAndrew Sorensen's demo makes me wonder if classical music could be "decompiled" as a series of recursive functions, giving us a clear conceptual explanation of what is happening. Then, we could reverse the process to generate similar music, or explore variations.
- ClashTheBunny 10y agoThere are very few classical pieces written devoid of a narrative.
- onirom 10y agoThe ideas "Cyber-physical programming" around extempore seem interesting! Livecoded visuals/sounds is something i have been doing with a livecoding tool that i develop where a graphical canvas is actually both, the audio spectrum and the visuals, all driven by a single GLSL fragment shader : https://www.fsynth.com https://www.fsynth.com