![]() ![]() The workshop is intended to be a friendly introduction to SuperCollider, giving you the groundwork so that you can continue to learn yourself with online resources. The workshop will involve text-based coding in SuperCollider, but no prior knowledge of coding or of SuperCollider will be assumed as the workshop is suitable for total beginners, or those looking for a refresher. Finally, we will look at how these aspects can be brought together and coded live as is often done in Live Coding and Algorave performances. SuperCollider wiki - with code examples and other useful information. Other community resources: sccode - an online code sharing service. surveying the ancient River Roding, students from Beal High School have been working with Arup, super/collider and the River Roding Trust to explore the impact of the built environment and the choices we make on the natural world. This is a sister article to my original gist, but this time instead of using NetJack2, were going to directly use ALSA and /dev/snd by passing them into the container. We will also look at generating patterns to generate melodies and structures. The sc-users mailing list provides the main place for SuperCollider users (newcomers and old hands) to discuss all aspects of using SC. Running SuperCollider/Jack2 inside Docker with ALSA pass-through. We will look at generating the basics of audio in SuperCollider: generating simple synthesis sounds. In this introduction to SuperCollider with musician and sound artist Dr Tom Mudd we will look at how to get up and running in the very exciting, but sometimes slightly cryptic world of SuperCollider. SuperCollider is a free software that allows you to create real-time audio synthesis and algorithmic composition, used by musicians, artists, and researchers working with sound. ![]()
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