Supercollider

This language deserves its own thread. Discuss audiovisual languages (Pure Data, Processing, Supercollider). And if the mod allows it share some of the things you've made in them.

>>3670 If you dont mind me criticizing your thread topic, the only audio-visual programming system you mentioned is Pure Data. Processing is just a Java graphics library. Supercollider is just a sound processing library. There are like a million sound processing libraries out there, here is a list of some for Python: https://wiki.python.org/moin/PythonInMusic here is a sound library in Scheme since Lisp is always cool: http://impromptu.moso.com.au your thread topic could be about almost anything in graphics and sound, which is ok, but its just not very specific

>>3672 I dont mind. Let this thread be about audio and visual programming. I made one about supercollider specifically because I like it, but it got locked immediately. Thanks for the links, Ill check them out.

>>3670 I got a new wallpaper Present Day, Present Time! AHAHAHAHAHA!

For a language that deserves it's own thread, you sure didn't give much effort for the OP. "Here is thread. You do all the work."

>>3709 To be fair, this is round two after round one was locked due to misunderstandings. A visual/audio programming thread sounds like a fine enough thing to have. sage for ot

Anyone here have experience with sonic pi? I just installed it and was messing with it. I'm not sure where I'm going with it, I have no music education but composing looks like a fun hobby, and I figure it'd be easier to learn music theory coming from the programming side as a programmer. Hopefully I can appreciate music I listen to better after I give it a shot.

>>3709 I am wary of posting programs because the last thread was locked for this. I'm torn.

>>3770 >I am wary of posting programs because the last thread was locked for this. I'm torn. I agree, we have a /music/ board, why doesnt OP start a thread there about music apps?