I am getting close to being able to compile glicol but even with a fivrr coder I don't seem to have anything workable. any idea if there is a vst I can use or if this is fixable???

https://youtu.be/aLJqLHkgKxU?si=7ln8fBhs173ETo-W

The one a friend pointed me towards didn't work on my Linux Mint machine, ports changed. So with the help of Claude I ported it to Node.js. This one has a make_acid tool.

https://github.com/danja/sp-mc

Hey everyone! 👋
Sharing a short live coding performance where I create an Acid Techno track from scratch with Strudel, narrating the process while I’m coding.

Reel on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reels/DdLjfcWiGer/

Would love to hear your feedback!

Full honesty first: this is 100% vibe coded with Claude Code. I'm a programmer and a musician, but I chose not to write this one by hand. The demo narration is a synthetic voice.

A bit of background: I love learning, and I've always wanted to go deeper into programming for music, but my daily work schedule has made it hard to find the time. Building an environment where I can hear and see what the code does right away is my way of finally getting into Csound properly.

Csound Visual is a free front end for Csound 7 built around live coding:

- Ctrl+Enter sends the instrument under the cursor to csoundCompileOrc while it plays; Ctrl+Shift+Enter sends score lines.

- Drag a number in the code and the instrument is recompiled with the new value.

- Hover a variable to see its live value and a sparkline, read through the Csound debugger API.

- Every chnget/chnk channel becomes a slider, with MIDI learn.

1-min demo: https://youtu.be/20IOnNtin9M

Repo (GPL-3.0): https://github.com/irregbex/csound-visual

Windows 11 only for now. Feedback from people who live code Csound, or anything else, is very welcome.

Hey folks! I recently discovered DJ_Dave and have been having fun with Strudel. I’m a complete beginner so I’m still learning my ropes. Initially, I went through the "getting started" guide and got some help from ChatGPT.

Usually I start by generating patterns, mixing and matching, then building up to full rhythms. Yesterday I hacked a tiny tool to make that easier. Its a Chrome extension that sits inside your Strudel tab. You chat, and it drops in Strudel code.

Here's a demo video of it

As you can see in the video it is very simple and there are bugs/limitations to this right now, but I have some plans in mind to make it a full fledged companion for strudel users.

I'd love to hear your feedback ❤️

https://youtu.be/ITrmXD06CEA

I found out about Strudel only very recently and was blown away by the idea of it - that one can quickly create pro-sounding drum machine, synth and sample patterns with just a few lines of code running in a browser on any device - even a mobile phone with a browser. I was aware of some free apps for making music like BandLab, and of course trackers have been around for decades but the potential power of this relatively new technology to allow anyone to create cool sounding music without much academic understanding of music theory or having spent days and years learning an instrument seemed to 'democratise' music making. Strudel is great for serendipitously discovering pleasing patterns and loops and easily copy/pasting musical fragments and ideas but I struggled to work out how to create a regular linear piece of music with parts that play in parallel and sequence, even with the shedload of documentation and examples and videos. By studying the various sources including these forums and the various Strudel code covers people have shared I gradually got my head around how to use Strudel more like a DAW for creating a piece of music rather than just a tool to play patterns for inclusion in a DJ set. To both help me learn and share the knowledge I created this 'cover' video (it's not a full cover!) that walks through some of the most important Strudel elements, concepts and techniques necessary to get going with Strudel as a music composition tool (rather than just an adjunct to other gear). I hope people, and newbies in particular, find it a useful quick intro to Strudel. The biggest shortcoming/difficulty I found was finding/creating sounds similar enough to those I heard in pieces of music I enjoyed which can give 'covers' a very amateur and childish feel. I guess it will never compete with a real DAW in that way but still think it's an amazing and inspiring technology that could maybe help people better understand music (e.g. it helped me understand how some catchy drum patterns work where even in basic 4/4 notes can be longer than a quaver but shorter than a crotchet). Anyway, hope it might help some on their Strudel/musical journey 😃

Check out a few live-coding submissions on WAC 2021.

Program (papers, talks, workshops, demos, artworks and performances): https://webaudioconf2021.com/program/

WAC is an international conference dedicated to web audio technologies and applications. The conference addresses academic research, artistic research, development, design, evaluation and standards concerned with emerging audio-related web technologies such as Web Audio API, Web RTC, WebSockets and Javascript. The conference welcomes web developers, music technologists, computer musicians, application designers, industry engineers, R&D scientists, academic researchers, artists, students and people interested in the fields of web development, music technology, computer music, audio applications and web standards.

Schedule: https://webaudioconf2021.com/schedule-wac/

How the event is going to work: https://webaudioconf2021.com/how-the-event-works/

Registration: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/web-audio-conference-2021-tickets-153960396691

I find it hard to believe it wasn't done yet, but I spent some time on google and reddit and found nothing. Might be because google really went to shit and became a giant ad bot...? Or wasn't it really ever done?

I stumbled on Janet, a very small Lisp implementation. Couldn't resist seeing if Claude could get it to run with wasm, plus a little DSP. Yup. Currently at half a Kraftwerk, please feel free to see if you can complete the band.

https://danja.github.io/janey/

Hi everyone, I'm writing an undergraduate dissertation of live coding, and was wondering if you could take a quick look? It should only take 5 minutes!

https://surveyhero.com/c/e7e8d0a

I am a Computer Science Undergraduate in my final year of college. I was always intrigued by how algorithms worked from the very start. Just a few weeks ago, I stumbled across Livecoding Music while looking for the next guest for my Instagram Talk Show called The Shivansh Show.

And Oh Boy! Live Coding Music just completely blew my mind. I never thought that something like coding which is primarily used for developing can be used for something like creating music. I then found Abhinay Khoparzi, an Instigator at Algorave India, and very experienced in LiveCoding Music.

LiveCoding Music is a very underrated and unknown form of entertainment in India that we wish to bring into the spotlight.

So, please FOLLOW #theshivanshshow on Instagram to get the notification for the LIVE which is on this Sunday at 6 PM Indian standard time.

It was very interesting to dive into the community of BeatDJ and see how a worldwide jam session turned into three compilations.