More supercollider symposium live blogging<\/p>\n
i missed the first session, alas. Too much devil liquor.<\/p>\n
now we will hear about patterns. They speaker’s car’s registration plate says ‘rlpf . ar’<\/p>\n
james harkins talk can be found on the internets.<\/p>\n
patterns are about anstractions. You can write very concise cose that does things for you.<\/p>\n
you can describe a stream’s behavior with a pattern. Some patterns can do values, others events.<\/p>\n
pseries counts, pgeom does some multiplying.for exponential increments<\/p>\n
there’s many random ones and some chaotic, etc<\/p>\n
can pass these to each other, like using a patern to control step size in pseries<\/p>\n
some list pattern things: pseq, prand, pxrand, pwrand, pshuf. Please note these should all have capital p’s, but i’m blogging from an n800.<\/p>\n
list patterns send the message embedInStrem to everything in its array, so you can have them nested.<\/p>\n
an event in something that understands the message play. You can write your own play function. Must check this out.<\/p>\n
you can mess with the events innards<\/p>\n
synthdefs must be stored. Or go into the synthdesclib<\/p>\n
event patterns are also list patterns. We’ve got pbind, pmono, etc.<\/p>\n
p=pbind(foo, 1).asStream; p.next(()); \/\/must pass in an empty event when you call next and the empty paren set is an empty event.<\/p>\n
.x is and adverb thing. T does matrix operations on lists, kinds, element by element<\/p>\n
pkey is cool. It gives you the result of prevous event thingee<\/p>\n
patternproxy is a part of jitlib. It lets you chanhe patterns on the fly<\/p>\n
merging patterns, he calls pattern composition.<\/p>\n
you can put your own function in patterms. <\/p>\n
a magic square is like sudoku for notes<\/p>\n
now we are being evangelized.<\/p>\n
now ron is up to talk about some extra pattern classes. <\/p>\n
he notes patterns are sometimes unattractive to programmers. The library is too big. Writing you own functions in it is hard.<\/p>\n
ron haw written a class Pspawner wich lets you do stuff in a more prommer.y way. It takes a function and gets this as an argument<\/p>\n
this cool, it’s a way to scedule paterns. I will use this. This fixes a bunch of my problems. Yay ron.<\/p>\n
but now he’s in overly complicated example ron land.<\/p>\n
ok, now we’re on to cvs and conductors. Cvs do constraints. They’re cool. The conductor is a dictionary and a gui. It’s got a bunch of cvs.<\/p>\n
conductors are nifty. They can control a pattern. Cvs can now take a wndex message which treats it as a weight table.<\/p>\n
there’s a cursor thing now.<\/p>\n
there’s some array stuff going on in cvs<\/p>\n
streams do next, reset, embedInStream. Patterns do asStream, embedInStream<\/p>\n
routines have state. There’s something important in yield vs embedInStream which went by quickly.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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