Good to see the list alive again :D
I've been writing little orca patches controlling my Elta synths, I've
read through the Livecode book released by MIT a few months back btw,
it was excellent :) Nicely done everyone who worked on it.
There's a lively community of livecoders on the lines forum too, might
be a good hangout for anyone looking for places to share their works
and find that of others.
Dll
On 8/19/23, Alex McLean <alex_at_slab.org> wrote:
> Heh great to see some life! That Counterpoint piece looks lovely Nick best
> of luck with it!
>
> For myself I'm working on the livecode-adjacent 'algorithmic pattern'
> theme, with a couple of calls open, for contributions to a salon on the
> topic:
> https://alpaca.pubpub.org/2023
> and a research residency:
>
> https://algorithmicpattern.org/2023/07/21/open-call-algorithmic-pattern-research-residency/
>
> On the tidal side Strudel is getting better all the time thanks to Felix
> Roos:
> https://strudel.tidalcycles.org/
>
> For the past months I've been focused back on the Haskell side though,
> trying to get an extensive rewrite out as version 2.0, that brings together
> classic cycle-based patterns with a new sequence-based approach. Hopefully
> there will be a breakthrough soon..
>
> see you
>
> --
> Alex McLean
> Blog: http://slab.org/
> Research Fellow at Then Try This:
> https://thentrythis.org/about/alex-mclean/
>
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