// title: I need you
// author: 56228375
// description:
// Iannis Xenakis begging us from the grave: "I need you! I need you! I need you!...". This code is based on an example from the Help  documents that uses MouseX.kr and MouseY.kr, but I've replaced the MouseX and MouseY with a "2d squiggle". I wrote a blog post that explains how to generate "2d squiggles" like these (as well as completely different ones) - see http://technogems.blogspot.be/2017/08/automating-squiggles-in-supercollider.html . If you run the code also a scope will appear. Put it in X/Y mode to see the squiggle as it is being generated and executed.
// code:
(
s.waitForBoot({
	var squiggleBus;
	squiggleBus = Bus.control(s, 6);

	SynthDef(\generateINeedYouSquiggle, {
		| controlOutBus |
		var time, speed, rotations, commonpart, xy, sc;
		// a nice squiggle in polar coordinates: r = sin(6*phi) + 2
		// convert to parametric equations:
		// commonpart = sin(6*t)+2
		// x(t) = commonpart*sin(t)
		// y(t) = commonpart*cos(t)
		// where t is provided by a low frequency sawtooth wave
		speed = 1;
		rotations = 1;
		time = LFSaw.kr(freq:speed, iphase:1).range(0, speed*rotations);
		commonpart = SinOsc.kr(5*time) + 2; // flower shape
		xy = [commonpart*SinOsc.kr(time), commonpart*SinOsc.kr(time, pi/2), -3, 3, -3, 3]; // x and y vary between -3 and 3
		sc = (xy*0.2).scope; // for visualization only
		Out.kr(controlOutBus, xy);
	}).add;

	SynthDef(\squiggleTestAutomatic, {
		| out = 0, controlInBus |
		var sig, xy;

		// read the xy control values in the form [ x, y, minx, maxx, miny, maxy]
		xy = In.kr(controlInBus, 6);

		// and use them in the synth
		sig = Pan2.ar(CombN.ar(Resonz.ar(Gendy5.ar(2,3,minfreq:1,maxfreq:xy[0].linlin(xy[2],xy[3],10,700), durscale:0.1, initCps:10),
			xy[1].linlin(xy[4],xy[5],50,1000), 0.1), 0.1, 0.1, 5, 0.6), 0.0);
		Out.ar(out, sig);

	}).add;

	s.sync;

	x = Synth(\generateINeedYouSquiggle, [controlOutBus: squiggleBus]);
	Synth.after(x, \squiggleTestAutomatic, [controlInBus: squiggleBus]);
});
)