samaaron

Spacemacs didn't exist way back when I started Emacs Live :-)

Rolling Stone thinks very highly of Sonic Pi - "The shadowy DJ sets, knob-tweaking noise and fogbank ambient of many Moogfest performers was completely demystified and turned into simple numbers …

If you check out the most recent release (as of 40 mins ago) you should see that Emacs Live now includes the most recent CIDER. You just need to include the following in your ~/.lein/profile…

Given that Emacs Live has received new interest over here - I've just pushed a new release - v1.0beta28. This has support for all the latest Clojure goodies as well as many other lib updates :-) …

You don't need to modify your code as it plays. However, if you do you turn what's a more traditional composition style workflow into a much more exciting, expressive performance workflow. W…

Great work with the tutorial! Thanks for jamming with Sonic Pi and sharing the live coding love <3 <3

Sonic Pi does borrow (steal) a lot of ideas from Overtone. However, the goals are fundamentally different. Overtone aims to give you (the programmer) as much power as possible to create new instrume…

Sonic Pi has three broad goals. One is to give coders a very low-friction entry point to live coding music. Second is to create a musical instrument capable of being taught in school music lessons. Th…

For more background on Sonic Pi: * talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e_CQpFaTGyw * interview: http://blog.cognitect.com/cognicast/2014/10/21/06…

Overtone also uses multimethods in a number of places. They're crazy powerful and useful.

Absolutely. We have a built in midi library for communicating with hardware midi devices.

Yep, I use https://github.com/samaaron/polynome However, I'm currently working on a significant upgrade to this codebase :-)

That's the same guy - me :-)