Hello list. Sorry to be late to this thread. I'm Renick Bell. I live in Tokyo. I've been using Haskell since 2008. I am currently pursuing my research with Haskell and music independent of an academic organization. My current aim is finding efficient methods for live control of complex realtime musical systems, and I am trying to tell if livecoding is a good way to achieve that.
To this end, I'm working on a library called Conductive, which is available in Hackage. There is a simple website for it here. http://www.renickbell.net/conductive/doku.php A video of it and some not-yet-released code is located here: http://renickbell.net/conductive/video/conductive-demo-101229.ogv Using Rohan Drape's hosc, I've also written a very simple library to control the JackMiniMix mixer. It is also on Hackage. http://hackage.haskell.org/package/jackminimix I'm grateful for the packages which are currently available in Hackage as well as various tutorials that have been written. I hope to contribute those efforts in the future and provide additional useful packages. I am a bit envious of the increasing number of SuperCollider user meetings; I wonder if there are others in Tokyo using Haskell for music. Best regards, Renick -- Renick Bell - http://renickbell.net - http://twitter.com/renick - http://the3rd2nd.com _______________________________________________ haskell-art mailing list [email protected] http://lists.lurk.org/mailman/listinfo/haskell-art
