Software
Released under the Gnu Public License unless otherwise stated.
- Griffin powermate supercollider ugen [ source ]
- Gives you control rate output for this nice and simple usb controller, tested under ubuntu linux 7.10
- Waveguide mesh of drum membrane [ source ]
- Supercollider ugen for a triangular mesh, with controllable tension. Sounds a bit like a drum. I’m fiddling with this quite a bit, contact me for the latest version.
- vocable synthesis [ source ]
- System for improvising with synthesised vocables. more info
- karplus strong algorithm for hsc (haskell supercollider) [source]
- Implementation of Karplus-Strong algorithm for generating percussive drum-like sounds cheaply and expressively
- hpeano [ source ]
- A little program written in Haskell to map 1D sound to a 2D image along (some iteration of) a peano curve [more info]
- Voronoi live [ source ]
- A modified version of Odgaard and Nielsen’s voronoi visualisation. This version is controllable by another process via the OpenSoundControl protocol. It requires the oscP5 library.
- Datadirt [ source ]
- Sample playback synth running under Linux, with handmade effects controlled by opensoundcontrol (OSC)
- feedback.pl [ source | article ]
- A textmode Perl program for live
coding with Perl. This is an early version of my current system
for live improvised music performances. It seems fairly novel in that
the script that you’re editing not only running while you modify it
live, but may also edit its own sourcecode, hence the name
“feedback.” - forkbomb.pl [ runme entry | source ]
- A small fork bomb Perl script with an interesting structure.
- LiveWork [ browse | tarball ]
- An experimental editor for live programming in java. Employs reflection, introspection, proxy objects and dynamic class loading to allow you to (apparently) change classes during run time by editing and recompiling the java source.
- Metro [ applet | source | example output ]
- Naive drawing program (a processing sketch) inspired by AIKON.