naming is the fundamental control mechanism of supercollider (unnamed gets garbage collected).
\n‘play’ generates instances. It returns a new object of a different class, which confuses n00bs. What you see on the screen does not give you a clue.
\nThe object that defines the work gets misidentified as the one doing the work.
\njIT lib’s def classes solves this problem. It makes it easier to share code. Play messages go to the def class. The def classs gives it all a name.
\nnode proxies give you a gui for free also and is also useful pedagogically.
\nPatternConductor is a interactive control easier than EventStreamPlayer. It deals better with sustain issues.
\nCV is a control value constrained by an associated Spec. CV can bbe applied to several different contexts simutaneously. Touch is a companion class that does something complex about a CV’s value.
\nRon is rewriting Conductor and I should talk to him about this.
\nyield is a bummer for beginners writing co-routines. <\/p>\n
x=(x**i).yield<\/pre>\nis confusing.
\nPspawnern is a class that seeks to be less confusing syntactically. It does something with Prouts that’s slightly confusing….
\nSyntactic convience yields conceptual confusion…
\nhe’s asking if Pspawnern is a good idea.
\nPspawner is a hybrid between patterns and Routines. One of my students would have loved this. He says it’s a compositional strategy about notation and direction in scores. I may also come to love this class.
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