Norah Lorway does wonderful stuff with Supercollider and Tidal.
Here’s her latest…
Looking for recommendations on music made with SuperCollider
As far as I’m aware, Jeremy Keenan uses SC a lot, if not exclusively.
Some epic atmospheric feedback mangling in there. I particularly like ‘Zapffe’.
Bit late on this one but this was posted by @Ali_Rasulovitch in the first few months of my being on lines, and I still listen to it quite often. So inspiring in terms of what sc is capable of. There’s a nice discussion of the process here as well.
Was that tape made on SC though? I know he’s working with it more now, but the transition on when his material went from PD to SC is a bit fuzzy. Curious now.
idk. i just assumed since every time i’ve played with him in the last couple years it’s been pure SC and sounded pretty similar
Cool, well, it’s been a few years since I met him and he was in the PD zone. Not sure when he made the transition. Not doubting, just was curious about the break point in his work.
wow that song by Reflectives, Scripts by Jeremy Keenan, and Norah Lorway’s song are all quite impressive!
just out of curiosity, does anyone know if guys like Ryoji Ikeda, Alva Noto, Mika Vainio(Pan Sonic), Fennesz uses supercollider?
A friend’s recording featuring violin and effects from her and Supercollider from the other half of the duo.
Marije Baalman has been doing really interesting stuff in the realm of live-coding for a long time:
I saw her perform at the Supercollider symposium at Wesleyan in 2009 using every possible input from her laptop during the performance as a data stream for reprocessing. As she describes it:
I’m exploring this concept for livecoding further now, using livecoding to manipulate the sound of livecoding with the sideeffects of livecoding. Turning the laptop into a sensitive machine, whose senses can be mapped to manipulate the sounds it makes itself, while this manipulation itself affects the laptop’s senses.
Sam Pluta’s performance was another highlight for me – here’s the full list of performances and presenters from the conference:
I don’t think any of those people used supercollider… maybe Ikeda, don’t know what he uses. Fennesz has always used lloopp/ppooll.
But there were definitely lots of SC patches circulating amongst the extended Mego crowd circa early 2000s: early PITA, Florian Hecker, Farmers Manual, and Kevin Drumm were all using SC patches amongst other things. Tho most of those guys weren’t doing their own code. And I think only Hecker and maybe Farmers Manual have stuck with SC as the main tool.
stumbled upon this last night. not sure if it’s supercollider though, but man it’s so good