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Latest screenshot of my work in progress Live Coding IDE with built in synth. Showing:- Janet language scripting of the audio graph- Ixi...

Latest screenshot of my work in progress Live Coding IDE with built in synth. Showing:
- Janet language scripting of the audio graph
- Ixi lang scripting for music
- Node UI for audio pipeline
- Spectrum analyzer
- Built-in profiler (mostly for my own benefit during development)
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#theWorkshop Highlighting text in the editor as notes are played. Work in progress...https://youtu.be/gnzeD2fKTvw

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Highlighting text in the editor as notes are played. Work in progress...
https://youtu.be/gnzeD2fKTvw

It's a while since I posted here. This is a video of the audio part of my live coding project, showing some initial Ixi Lang...

It's a while since I posted here. This is a video of the audio part of my live coding project, showing some initial Ixi Lang integration, and the latest state of the synthesizer.
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https://youtu.be/7iPOeALO0T8

Latest progress on the synthesizer part of my live coding project. Added LFOs this week.

Latest progress on the synthesizer part of my live coding project. Added LFOs this week.

Started work on a timeline this morning, so I can visualise generated notes. I'm trying to get my head around sequencing, latency,...

Started work on a timeline this morning, so I can visualise generated notes. I'm trying to get my head around sequencing, latency, time-lines and Ableton Link. #theWorkshop

This morning I hooked up the embedded Orca in Zep to the nodegraph synth I've been working on. Next step is to hook this up to the...

This morning I hooked up the embedded Orca in Zep to the nodegraph synth I've been working on. Next step is to hook this up to the visuals too. Still a lot of cleanup/fixing to do. But forward progress is being made.

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Progress on Synth and UI. Spent a bit of time on waveform visualizer, since it helps check the output of the synth.#theWorkshop

Progress on Synth and UI. Spent a bit of time on waveform visualizer, since it helps check the output of the synth.

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Work on the built-in synth this week. It's a directed graph, built from code. This is the UI that gets generated from the graph. I...

Work on the built-in synth this week. It's a directed graph, built from code. This is the UI that gets generated from the graph. I added the ADSR display yesterday, along with nice little note indicators showing progress along the curve.
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Looking forward to hooking this up to my synth. I've got most of the syntax highlighting working the same as Orca now; with a couple...

Looking forward to hooking this up to my synth. I've got most of the syntax highlighting working the same as Orca now; with a couple minor fixes to Orca-c. And a few updates to the editor to make it more supportive of this kind of thing.
Each Orca is living inside its own thread, synced to a central clock event.
I just have to tweek the edit commands at this point and offer resizing of grids.

Shades of Orca:https://github.com/batman-nair/IRCIS

Shades of Orca:
https://github.com/batman-nair/IRCIS

First working version of Orca inside Zep; nice and fast (given this is a debug build, and I haven't optimised the copy to and from the...

First working version of Orca inside Zep; nice and fast (given this is a debug build, and I haven't optimised the copy to and from the editor buffer). Lots of things I could do here, display-wise to help visualise what's going on - since this is effectively an OpenGL rendering of Orca, like everything else.
Integrating Orca-c was easy ;)
I should soon get Jorvik (the live coding tool) integrated with this so I can show visual + audio. Progress is being made.

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Why would you not have a Cylon inspired evaluate-flash in your text editor?#theWorkshop

Why would you not have a Cylon inspired evaluate-flash in your text editor?
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=93_7AQWhYSs#theStudio

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=93_7AQWhYSs

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I'm supposed to be writing a live coding tool, but instead I'm working on making <TAB> work correctly and show up as visible...

I'm supposed to be writing a live coding tool, but instead I'm working on making <TAB> work correctly and show up as visible white space.
😂

I've been playing with Bitwig, and I love the beautiful UI. I thought I'd try replicating one of their buttons. My attempt is...

I've been playing with Bitwig, and I love the beautiful UI. I thought I'd try replicating one of their buttons. My attempt is below. I drew it using NanoVg in OpenGL. The look is surprisingly similar; I wonder if they are using NanoVg for their UI. I like how they actually have a very minimal set of widgets; it is mostly rounded boxes for areas and buttons, circles for knobs and occasional custom graphics for special things.

here's the editor in 'boring' mode ;)

here's the editor in 'boring' mode ;)

One step closer to having an Orca engine inside the tool. It's a native mode now, meaning that you can navigate the grid using standard...

One step closer to having an Orca engine inside the tool. It's a native mode now, meaning that you can navigate the grid using standard keystrokes from vim, etc.
Initially I'm going to use it to drive the built in Synth, allowing a combination of shaders and audio for the first time.
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My work on Sonic Pi tought me that I need to be a good citizen and support UTF8. So far, it hasn't been so bad; just issues with...

My work on Sonic Pi tought me that I need to be a good citizen and support UTF8. So far, it hasn't been so bad; just issues with character spacing in ImGui (Qt version is fine). I'm pleased I made the effort. For similar reasons, I'm going to add screen reader support. Even if it gets little use, it feels like the right thing to do. I know there are SonicPi blind users, for example.

https://jeonghopark.de/sketchsynth/Very Cool :)

https://jeonghopark.de/sketchsynth/
Very Cool :)

All stuff I’ve done before of course, so not hard to add, but I think end users will like the spectrum analyser.

All stuff I’ve done before of course, so not hard to add, but I think end users will like the spectrum analyser.