En potac[1] acaban de postear esto que puede ser de interes para esta lista:
> In the last few years I became interested in Haskell, and made a terse > EDSL for making acid techno which I've called Tidal. It is basically > a pattern language, which represents patterns as functions over > discrete time. It's much simpler than the stuff I was doing before > (in Perl), and I've found myself performing using really quite simple > manipulations. I was a little worried about how simple things were > getting, but after listening to an interview with Mark Fell (and > listening to his multistability album a lot) I'm not so worried. [3] > > More recently I made a visual notation for Tidal based on the > reacTable, which I've called Texture. Texture has a syntax based on > proximity rather than adjacency. Both vanilla Tidal and Texture are > demonstrated in this dorky split screen video: > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vgS2NmlVtjk [1] http://lists.lurk.org/mailman/listinfo/potac zea -- Gabriel Zea work :: http://martinez-zea.info updates :: http://www.whistle.randomlab.net/z3a portfolio :: http://zea.randomlab.net @flickr :: http://is.gd/1Mry9 @skype :: g.z.e.a _______________________________________________ Expyezp mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slow.tk/listinfo.cgi/expyezp-slow.tk Archivo de mensajes: http://lists.slow.tk/pipermail/expyezp-slow.tk/
