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SuperCollider

SuperCollider is an interpreted Object Oriented programming language and realtime sound synthesis server. The language is based on Smalltalk but with C language family syntax. One or more client applications runs the language (OSX / *nix / windows) with which you can do any kind of sequencing, generation or physical interfaces you can think of, which then sends messages to one or more synthesis servers over TCP/IP or UDP (locally or remote) on which you can do nearly any type of synthesis or sound processing you can think of.

SC was written by James McCartney over a period of many years. It is now an open source GPL'd project maintained and developed by James and a few others.

http://supercollider.sourceforge.net/

For your enjoyment: some SuperCollider music by me timeblind.



Most of my public offerings to the SuperCollider libraries are now included with the main distribution of SuperCollider 3. Some of the stuff listed here is therefore old and deals mainly with SC2 (for os 9). Which is still a nice piece of software.

the old candidate consolidated common library for sc2
* consolidated

Crucial Library For any OS9 SuperCollider2 from 2.2.10 onwards

* version 1.6 class files for the main lib
* SFP SoundFilePlayer
* PatternTools
* TZM TabletZoneManager
* Timeline

these utilities are included with the lib, but i put a page up for them anyway:
* lint check
* classfinder
* findReferencesToMethod

* SmallTalk resources

Links and things

I am timeblind on myspace. thanks for the add.

I am crucialfelix on del.icio.us which is where I link to all the interesting shit I come across.

I put my photos up on flickr

NYC events iCal : anything that looks good.

Berlin events (parties, shows, vernissage, films): subscribe to google calendar / iCal

When I listen to music at home it all gets echoed onto here and on my Last.fm page. Most of the time I don't use that cause I don't want you to see me obsessively listening to my own mixes, really bad working titles.

You can read some posts I thought were interesting from various feeds.

I've been doing the Dance Music Business Resource since 1995, back when it was on hyperreal.org. Articles and info for artists and small labels. Recently I've been posting interesting industry news items and adding some new content about downloads etc.