SuperCollider
From ArtSoftware
SuperCollider is an environment and programming language for real time audio synthesis and algorithmic composition. It was released in 2002 by its author, James McCartney, under the free software GNU General Public License license. Since then, it has been evolved into a system further developed by both scientists and artists working with sound. It is an efficient and expressive dynamic programming language which makes it an interesting framework for acoustic research, algorithmic composition and interactive programming.
Artists using SuperCollider
- Autechre
- Alla Zagaykevych [1]
- Cylob
- Ixi software
- Nick Collins [2] / Klipp AV [3]
- Paul Lansky
- Brian Transeau
- Wako [4]
- Timeblind [5]
External links
- Download SuperCollider from here
- Author's page
- The SuperCollider Swiki
- SuperCollider users mailing list
- Search the SuperCollider mailing lists archives
- cunningham's wiki web
- Location on SourceForge
- SuperCollider 1 presentation (1998)
- Realtime Software Synthesis for Psychoacoustic Experiments (1998)
- Algorithmic Composition Methods for Breakbeat Science (2003)
- Uncertainty and waiting in Computer Music Networks (2004)
- Another site for searching the sc3-users list
