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I love it. I tried the new Zelda game during lockdown and wandering around as the music changes is really fun to do. Digging around your website a bit I see yo

I love it. I tried the new Zelda game during lockdown and wandering around as the music changes is really fun to do. Digging around your website a bit I see you've also made an interactive version of Paul Batchelor's sporth language cookbook[0], this is very cool, thank you! I'd like to get into sporth but I had a hard time with the stack-based language approach. Your version of the cookbook seems like a very nice way to get more comfortable with it. [0] https://audiomasher.org/learn https://audiomasher.org/learn

pierrec 3y ago
Sporth is the most fun I've had programming audio. The Forth-like syntax is perfect for building audio graphs in a way that's simple and terse. It was also like a "gateway drug" to go from programming synths/effects to programming actual music. I ended up not using it for this project, just JS+Faust, partly because I wanted to get more familiar with Faust.