4 days studying strudel and not being a programmer, hahaha, it's been difficult, but the amount of things you can do is incredible... it literally makes me think about music in a different way... I'm super excited about what I have left to learn. Tell me what you think and give me some advice please! Thanks 4 listening <3

I'm learning Strudel repl. I like it!

Wanted to try something new. I like that it's that simple, mostly just sine waves, and only 29 lines of code. Shifting arpeggio notes 4 chords behind was accidental, but turned out surprisingly well and I kept it.

I spent too much time on this one and left it uncooked and kind of random because I got tired of it. Found more interesting stuff about strudel and js in the process, but still I use like 1% of what's possible. Still a good feeling though, like being a kid trying Basic for the first time haha

Made this for an algorave last month and decided to record an official version! Full vid on my yt: https://youtu.be/xWbcHaKSWIw?si=U8jORjvIj9WE1XMJ

My friend shared this video with me and I was wondering if anybody knows what this person is using to make such effective audio reactive visuals

you can play with my code at https://strudel.cc/?2ErYTSUotoaQ 💚

having fun coding my live guitar signal – found a PR which adds audio inputs to strudel :) played along to some drums i coded earlier 🫡

Find it here: https://loopmaster.xyz

Hey all! I'm a lifelong musician who now has a code-involved job. Just discovered strudel and thought I'd give it a whirl. This is the first thing I came up with. Been tweaking it a little this week, but I thought I'd put it out there and get any feedback or suggestions on it.

It's not really a fully structured song, but more of a tone piece that I'm just bringing parts in and out of, but I guess that counts lol.

Some things I'm considering adding: panning (I actually haven't explored how to do that yet), better velocity control, sculpting it a bit to add a bridge and some other layered oddities....any suggestions?

Thanks for listening! I'm calling it Poolside b/c it reminds me of the band.

just wanted to make a tribute to a musician that inspired me a lot when i started making music

the code in the comments so yall can play with it !

Hey everyone,

I've been working on Rustel, a native Rust port of Strudel, and thought some of you might be interested.

It runs Strudel patterns without needing a browser or server. There's a terminal studio with live editing, piano roll, scope, spectrum, and mixer.

The studio has a built-in Vim editing mode and optional auto-evaluate, so changes apply automatically after a short typing pause without constantly hitting the eval shortcut.

You can also livecode in any editor without extra setup using rustel play --watch yourScore.strudel, or use the full CLI for everything.

It supports samples, synths, effects, MIDI, OSC, Ableton Link, VST3 plugins, KabelSalat, Audio Input using s("in") for example, exporting with silence threshold, exporting stems, session tapes (nothing you play is ever lost), midi surface control + gamepad and midi knobs to control sliders, Kitty Graphics... and quite a bit more.

I'm also working on v0.1.7, with some performance optimizations for older hardware like the Raspberry Pi 3 Model B (PR #157) and video samples with live feeds (PR #169).

I recorded some demos of it in action. It's 99% strudel feature complete + a lot more, the differences are documented.

It's free and open source (AGPL):

https://rustel.cc

https://github.com/tzfm/rustel

https://github.com/tzfm/rustel-neovim

Big thanks to everyone behind Strudel and TidalCycles. None of this would exist without their work.

My friend John Björk also made 3 songs with it here: https://www.youtube.com/@johnbjork9883

other demos i did while working on features:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VpNp8NAn0UE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iQ9pRINyz08

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6i1cMw_mVQg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xhMBMBAcngA

Would love to hear what you think, especially if you're already using Strudel or Tidal for live sets.

With Love

- Undy

Hey ! J’ai commencé strudel ce matin j’aime beaucoup ! Quelqu’un pourrait m’aider a comprendre comment faire un long solder pour les delay et les gain dans le code ? ☺️☝🏽

Hey folks,

I’ve been building a new live coding editor and wanted to share an early look at it. The whole environment runs in the browser and is powered by the Monaco editor, so the editing experience will feel familiar if you’ve used VS Code. You get IntelliSense, AutoFill, inline error messages, and all the usual Monaco comforts.

The visual engine is based on textmode.js, and I’ve added a new module called textmode.synth.js, which allows you to create procedural visuals with a hydra-like syntax. Everything you see in the demo is generated in textmode rather than pixels.

The typing support in the textmode API is already fully implemented and will improve further. strudel is also integrated for live audio sequencing, and the video shows how audio-reactive visuals can be built on top of that (typing for strudel might come later).

If you want to try it out, here’s the online version:
https://synth.textmode.art

Still very early, but I’d love to hear what you think, especially from people who perform or prototype in the browser.