someone asked me whether there is a version of #SuperCollider that runs on Windows 95/98, but i have no experience in this area. anyone know? #RetroComputing

Janky attempt to tame the mighty ClockFace (by putting it in a window of my choosing)

https://github.com/supercollider-quarks/ClockFace/pull/3

Falls jemand das Workshop-Material von meinem #SuperCollider Workshop auf der #cfc25 nachlesen mag: Es ist hier auf meiner Website. https://the-emergent.de/cfc25.html (Da sind noch ein paar Glitches auf der Website, die werden demnächst korrigiert. Die Präsi und der Beispielcode sind das, was ich im Workshop verwendet habe.)

#SuperCollider pro-tip: if you want the location of the cursor in a window regardless of if you're clicking or dragging or not (e.g. to draw it with the Pen class), this would be a good start (I don't know if it takes borders into account):
w = Window.new.front;
x = QtGUI.cursorPosition.x - w.bounds.left;
y = QtGUI.cursorPosition.y - (Window.screenBounds.height - w.bounds.top - w.bounds.height);

It took me way too long to get the y right as the Window bounds are relative to the bottom left of the screen, but all other SC GUI coordinates are relative to the top left...

guiBody { arg viewHolder;

var view = View(viewHolder.view, viewHolder.view.parents.last.bounds);
viewHolder.view.parents.last.onResize = { |v|
v.bounds.height = v.bounds.height - 20;
view.bounds = v.bounds; };

view.layout = VLayyout( .....)

@Wintermute_BBS Just saw this video and thought of you:

https://youtu.be/FY2WYXOdXoM?si=YGXzn-gaikqG8oG0

Therre's a new programming language for #music written by the guy who wrote #Supercollider, and it's a #FORTH!

[EDIT/UPDATE: It's apparently not precisely a FORTH because it includes lexically scoped variables, so it's FORTH-like.]

How cool is that?

I can't wait to have time to play with it. When I think about it, stack based programming would lend itself to all kinds of creative generative sound and music experimentation very well I think!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FY2WYXOdXoM
#sapf #sound #music #supercollider #apl #forth

Starting to dive down the #supercollider rabbit hole. I figure that I learned enough coding over the years that I didn't enjoy, so I may as well learn to code for a purpose I appreciate - sound and (maybe, eventually) music.

Today was a "brain says no" day. At least I spent a few enjoyable hours learning more about routing in JitLib.
#supercollider

Sound As Pure Form: Music Language Inspired by Supercollider, APL, and Forth

https://github.com/lfnoise/sapf

Chord sequence test. 9 voices distributed over ~600 synths.

I’m experimenting with a “partial stealing” algorithm. Each new sound scans the current harmonic state for partials with which it will form a dissonant relationship, and can then request that these partials be attenuated or muted and their corrsponding synths are freed.

The sounds share a limited pool of resources/synths and sometimes twist themselves into interesting shapes to make room for other sounds. #Supercollider

ah so tired
sleeping 3h per day
sprint time
today general rhrsl
tomorrow premiere
i wrote most of music in #SuperCollider
theres small tape players
and rpi zeros on stage
hope: my sc screen on a tv set (crt) on stage.
keep your fingers crossed for me for this show tnx

Ok, I want to run Hadron, which means I need to compile Hadron which means I need a Rust toolchain which means I need something called cargo which means I need something called cargo-features = ["edition2024"]

Which seems to be too new for ubuntu apt packages....

Or perhaps I've misunderstood?

Chord sequence sketch #Supercollider

i'm lkinda happy to succcesfully use the following #SuperCollider construct (it helps you avoiding creating audio busses to effect output from patterns)...

something like:

(
Ndef(\ex2, {
    var snd;
    snd = Ndef(\in, Pbind(*[
		dur: Prand((1 .. 6) / 4, inf),
		degree: Prand((0 .. 4),inf),
		legato:0.1,
        ]),
    );
	snd = PitchShift.ar(snd, 0.2,
		[0.505,1,2.01], mul:[2,1,0.4]).sum;
    snd = GVerb.ar(snd, 100, 10);
}).play
)

#SuperCollider 3.14.0-rc1 can finally do dark mode documentation