Abstract
| Language | English |
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| Title of host publication | ICMC 2016 - 42nd International Computer Music Conference, Proceedings |
| Publisher | HKU University of the Arts Utrecht, HKU Music and Technology |
| Pages | 134-139 |
| Number of pages | 6 |
| ISBN (Electronic) | 0984527451, 9780984527458 |
| Publication status | Published - Sep 2016 |
| Event | 42nd International Computer Music Conference - Utrecht, Netherlands Duration: 12 Sep 2016 → 16 Sep 2016 Conference number: 42 https://www.icmc2016.com/ (Link to Conference Website ) |
Conference
| Conference | 42nd International Computer Music Conference |
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| Abbreviated title | ICMC 2016 |
| Country | Netherlands |
| City | Utrecht |
| Period | 12/09/16 → 16/09/16 |
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A permissive graphical patcher for SuperCollider synths. / Dufeu, Frédéric.
ICMC 2016 - 42nd International Computer Music Conference, Proceedings. HKU University of the Arts Utrecht, HKU Music and Technology, 2016. p. 134-139.Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Conference contribution
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N2 - This article presents the first version of a permissive graphical patcher (referred to in the text as SCPGP) dedicated to fluid interconnection and control of SuperCollider Synths. With SCPGP, the user programs her/his SynthDefs normally as code in the SuperCollider environment, along with a minimal amount of additional information on these SynthDefs, and programs Patterns according to a simple SuperCollider-compliant syntax. From the execution of this SuperCollider session, the SCPGP interface allows for the definition of higher-level Units, composed of one or several SynthDefs. These Units can then be used in the graphical patcher itself, where the user can easily create graphs of Units, set their parameters, and, where applicable, assign them Buffers and Patterns. Permissiveness is a key principle of SCPGP: once SynthDefs have been successively tested as valid SuperCollider code, the user must be able to interconnect them with no limitation regarding connector properties (signal rate, number of channels) or the order of execution on the SuperCollider tree of Nodes. SCPGP offers a range of flexible patching operations, to foster a fully fluid and open-ended experimentation from a network of user-defined SuperCollider Synths.
AB - This article presents the first version of a permissive graphical patcher (referred to in the text as SCPGP) dedicated to fluid interconnection and control of SuperCollider Synths. With SCPGP, the user programs her/his SynthDefs normally as code in the SuperCollider environment, along with a minimal amount of additional information on these SynthDefs, and programs Patterns according to a simple SuperCollider-compliant syntax. From the execution of this SuperCollider session, the SCPGP interface allows for the definition of higher-level Units, composed of one or several SynthDefs. These Units can then be used in the graphical patcher itself, where the user can easily create graphs of Units, set their parameters, and, where applicable, assign them Buffers and Patterns. Permissiveness is a key principle of SCPGP: once SynthDefs have been successively tested as valid SuperCollider code, the user must be able to interconnect them with no limitation regarding connector properties (signal rate, number of channels) or the order of execution on the SuperCollider tree of Nodes. SCPGP offers a range of flexible patching operations, to foster a fully fluid and open-ended experimentation from a network of user-defined SuperCollider Synths.
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EP - 139
BT - ICMC 2016 - 42nd International Computer Music Conference, Proceedings
PB - HKU University of the Arts Utrecht, HKU Music and Technology
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