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> Sometimes I use javascript to write music Could you explain what you mean by this?
by kkaranth 8y ago
> Sometimes I use javascript to write music
Could you explain what you mean by this?
- ENGNR 8y agoJust messing around and nothing worth showing, but the web audio API gives all the low level stuff, and then hot module reload from webpack means you can change a function while the music is playing and it updates in real time. Not being bound by a GUI makes it trivial to do things like arpeggiate or automate filters, and then orchestrate that at higher levels It's easier to break the mould if you're not bound by other people's software, but starts to look awfully sciency if you explore too far : D So it's useful to keep wiping the slate to not be bogged down by previous experiments
- usrusr 8y agoSo are you programming on the sequence level (notes, parameter automation) instead of on the synthesis level? From a previous life as a music software geek I remember an abundance of programming environments for synthesis, and a shocking lack of options for programming one level higher.
- abhishekjha 8y agoI have never done music programming. Where can I read more about this?
- cat199 8y agonot 100% focused on the programming/sound design side of things, but https://linuxaudio.org/resources.html https://linuxaudio.org/resources.html has a lot of good pointers. pd, processing, chuck, cm/clm, or just old-school mod-tracking are some good ways to get going