ScoreClock, Patterns, RT/NRT and server-side resources

A quick demo of one way to allocate server-side resources (SynthDefs, Buffers) that works in RT/NRT with minimal modification. You'll need Jonatan

sctweets by redFrik

my collection of tweets. see http://twitter.com/redFrik updated 130513 with tweet0110-0136 updated 131125 with tweet0137-0167 updated 131128 with

NX102 (La ment no té límits)

Semideterministic JitLib Code for Experimental Livecoding.

spawnBufGranulizer

pattern based granulizer using Pspawn - a work in progress

Spring saw

Feeding sound file multiplied by a slow saw wave into the spring physical model. Fascinating results ensue.

some GNUPlot quark examples

Re: The Sounds of Fibonacci

Pisano periods for rythmic patterns.

ChannelEQ

An edit of wslib's MasterEQ to support busses and MixerChannels, no-GUI mode, better extensibility, etc. A more frequently updated version with docs c

Barry's Satan Maximizer

a replication of the legendary LADSPA plugin of the same name, originally written by steve harris. a compressor with a super fast attack which results

if-then-else alternative to Platform.case

Granular display

My first post to sccode! A display which visualises a granularised sound file. Each grain is represented by a dot which moves across the waveform of t

Sound file position selector GUI

Sometime you want to play a certain part of a sound file, but you must provide the Synthdef with the starting and ending buffer frame number. It's nic

more fun with patternproxies, feat. a hack to access internals of the EventStreamPlayer

possibly too-detailed demo of using functions to generate patterns, and then a function to modify the internals of the resulting EventStreamPlayers wh

Risset rhythm

buffer playback with eternal accelerando rhythm

A QuNeo's Sampler melodic and expressive with different scales

Looping sampler with crossfading

Looping sampler with crossfading. Looping point and loop length can be adjusted. https://soundcloud.com/inlet/sc-160515-234815

Nebjolin (Benjolin-like chaotic noise machine)

a not very good imitation of the benjolin

Graphic illustration of granular time-stretching

Graphically represents a small set of granular windows, with variable offset. Move the "ratio" slider, and you can see and hear time stretching.

Stutter tutorial

Stutter effects grab a small segment of live audio and play it back. It is a popular effect in electronic music, independently invented and developed