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Switch Angel live-code using Strudel. Really impressive and interesting stuff. https://youtu.be/aPsq5nqvhxg
I feel like that’s kinda how people imagined navigating whatever cyber domain when the first big cyberpunk novels came out
Delay delay;
LPF filter;
Reverb reverb;
Gain feedback;
adc => delay => filter => reverb => dac;
filter => feedback => delay;Relevant to this discussion - my project Glicol ( https://glicol.org ) addresses this space. Currently working on a no_std rewrite, demo coming next year :)
Or maybe it is already possible, to be fair I haven't looked closely.
https://daisy.audio/hardware/, https://github.com/electro-smith/libDaisy
I have been using ChucK for a long time. Like others here, I appreciate Max/Pure Sound but would rather use my text editor. Delay delay; LPF filter; Reverb reverb; Gain feedback; adc => delay => filter => reverb => dac; filter => feedback => delay;
Switch Angel live-code using Strudel. Really impressive and interesting stuff. https://youtu.be/aPsq5nqvhxg
I have been using ChucK for a long time. Like others here, I appreciate Max/Pure Sound but would rather use my text editor. Delay delay; LPF filter; Reverb reverb; Gain feedback; adc => delay => filter => reverb => dac; filter => feedback => delay;
I'm curious what you did with it? I spent a little time with ChucK with the Oxford Laptop Orchestra (as was) which was an offshoot from the Princeton one. I was there as a technologist, not a musician. Always had a soft spot but never found myself using it again.
Ideally there would be an easy path from ChucK to implementing all of these things in hardware but I haven't quite got there yet.
There's a community in NYC called Livecode that hosts in person events for programming music and it's awesome
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I'm curious what you did with it? I spent a little time with ChucK with the Oxford Laptop Orchestra (as was) which was an offshoot from the Princeton one. I was there as a technologist, not a musician. Always had a soft spot but never found myself using it again.
I mostly use it for learning things. How does this guitar pedal effect work? Why does this Eurorack module sound so good? How can I drive this MIDI instrument from this OSC controller? etc. Ideally there would be an easy path from ChucK to implementing all of these things in hardware but I haven't quite got there yet. https://github.com/heuermh/lick
Yesterday i used Claude Code to define and implement a YAML based DSL for playing backing tracks. I can ask an LLM to generate this DSL for any well known song, and it will include chord progression, lyrics, bass, drums, strumming pattern, etc. It's a go command line tool that plays the DSL via midi, and displays the chords, strumming patterns, and lyrics. Also does export to Strudel.
The problem I see is: people are not going to use a project that is AI generated for long really, unless they do it just for a one-off task. I'd like to constantly generate new music. I also have ideas based on existing music so I want to adjust this, but do so programmatically, and that seems ... hard.
Not a big commitment from a user, and nothing lost if it doesn´t work as hoped.
I'm just positively surprised how quickly you can create a prototype for these sorts of ideas with Claude Code. This is literally just a few hours of vibe-coding.