Matt Webb reports on going to algoraves. “There are special browser-based programming languages like strudel where you type code to define the beats and the sound, like mod synth in code, and it plays in a loop even while you’re coding.”
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My mate Antonio has been doing this for, ooh, about a decade now? It's a fascinating little niche of passionate activity that never seems in danger of going mainstream (whatever that means these days).
Strudel is pretty approachable and fun to play around with. You can do some impressive things with very little code, or even full remixes of songs with samples and visualizations.
Whoa, that's pretty crazy.
Cool stuff from Switch Angel.
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