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Musical, powerful live coding in the browser is here with Strudel – child of Tidal
Imagine a no-install, browser-based, free tool that lets you express musical ideas elegantly by typing simple code. Or for those in the know – It’s Tidal Cycles in the browser. Meet Strudel.
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Hydra is spectacular free live-coding for visuals in browser – now on iOS, too
How great is live coding on Hydra, for free? It’s great enough that you’ll do it when you’ve never used code before. It’s great enough that – now with this new build – you’ll lie in bed with your iPhone or iPad and make trippy hypnotic visuals. You’ll plug in audio and stop using cameras and just permanently replace your visage with weird analog-style color feedback. It’s that great.
There’s a do-everything music box coming from the maker of monome
From the creators of the monome grid, there’s a teaser out now for a new standalone box that could replace the computer for various creative tasks – and that builds on the legendary mlr patch.
Peter Kirn - April 28, 2018
DIY + Unusual Gear Music tech Tech
Drum machines in your browser, and more places to find Web Audio and MIDI
Peter Kirn - July 29, 2015
Music tech Stories
Geometric Reactive Audio Visualizations, Now Live in the Browser; How it was Done
Peter Kirn - January 23, 2012
Archive Motion Music tech
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