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OHAM is still going to be a few more months I fear, looking good tho!

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Nice one! Am I going to have to start saving up for crazy academic book pricing?

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Other live coding languages with interesting pattern languages:

as well as supercollider itself

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I think it’s not going to be cheap :confused: but it will be a large book, and authors will be able to share preprints

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You might want to try out MUD for patterns in Overtone, doesn’t seem to be as elegant as Tidal’s though.

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Ooh, while investigating FoxDot, I ran across this:


This might be the best solution net for

Now back to trying to make FoxDot work…

Edit: Still having problems with FoxDot, but I just realized Gibber also allows for collaborative real-time editing.
https://bigbadotis.gitbooks.io/gibber-user-manual/content/collaborative_editing_&_networked_performance/README.html

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that video is just beautiful. knowing just a little bit more about tidal really opens up just how masterful karlsson is. damn. thanks again for posting.

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Yeah, he’s great. I’d also highly recommend the stuff he’s doing as part of devv:

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Which video are you referring to, Dan?

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https://vimeo.com/179680612

@s_hamann posted it at the start of this thread – wild how a few months can open something up. karlsson’s work on this is just beautiful.

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Thanks Dan, missed that one! Lovely stuff
BTW there are is an ‘official’ tidal channel on youtube with growing playlists: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCG5Ynx9mvouuSHYEyxaJ0Cg

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can’t wait to read it. let us know when you have anything new to share!

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Happy to announce that a generic MIDI version of gibberwocky is now available:

http://gibberwocky.cc/midi

Runs in the browser (well, Chrome and Opera) and should talk with any MIDI hardware or DAWs; no plugins or closed-source software required. Please let me know if you have a chance to try it out! - Charlie

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This just ended. I probably should have posted it before that. They are all recorded at least :slight_smile:

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You can see all the various performances here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLMBIpibV-wQKbbM_uOQpa62QmctO4psgQ

And congrats to @cannc for debuting (at least I think it was the debut) a really cool new tool for composing/performing with Tidal as part of the event:

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thanks @charlieroberts It’s still in pretty early stage :slight_smile: your gibber set was dope as heck too!

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Belated welcome @charlieroberts ! I’m taking a look at gibberwocky now. Where’s the best place to ask questions if I hit snags? Should I start another thread here or is there someplace better?

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Hi @ppqq. There’s a gibber mailing list where gibberwocky questions are most welcome:

http://lurk.org/groups/gibber/

… and there’s also a gibber channel on the live coding slack:

Looking forward to hearing what you think! - Charlie

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Thanks for these pointers!

I was about to post a plea for help when I got things working. (Take-away: a quick video demonstrating setup would be super handy.) Anyway, I have some exploring to do but will chime in when I get somewhere.

Cheers!

:beers:

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gibberwocky.max is now available via the Max package manager. You can read a bit more about it on the Cycling '74 website, where there’s also a nice video tutorial / introduction that Graham made.

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