Glicol has a synth-like syntax, trying to balance the simplicity and readability needed for live coding music performances. This syntax is also deeply integrat

Glicol has a synth-like syntax, trying to balance the simplicity and readability needed for live coding music performances. This syntax is also deeply integrated with the customised audio engine under the hood. And this audio engine can be used as an independent Rust audio library. You can also use Glicol's DSL in Rust projects. There are many use cases in this YouTube channel, such as Glicol running on Bela, functioning as a VST, and as a CLI tool: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLT4REhRBWaOOrLQxCg5Uw97gEpN-woo1c&si=eNrqOMHpxfiA0ybv https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLT4REhRBWaOOrLQxCg5Uw97gE... But all in all, I just feel comfortable coding with it for experimenting sound design and improvisation.