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A pretty specific and weird, but interesting alternative is PureData, a sort of visual programming language where you can build your own "analog" synths and eff
by Grustaf 5y ago
A pretty specific and weird, but interesting alternative is PureData, a sort of visual programming language where you can build your own "analog" synths and effects.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s7Gv7SR0Nrk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s7Gv7SR0Nrk
It's very easy to get started, and extremely powerful. Not sure how well it covers your use case, but it's fun.
There's a great introduction to PureData called Designing Sound by Andy Farnell.
- necrotic_comp 5y agofwiw, I've always found the PureData/MaxMSP family of languages really difficult to wrap my head around. SuperCollider is another alternative, but that's a whole other discussion, really.