Hi All,

A bit OT, but I've just made public a new music system project of mine
called Pink:

http://kunstmusik.com/2014/08/11/announcing-pink-a-library-for-music-systems-design-written-in-clojure/

It's written in Clojure and runs on the Java Virtual Machine. The blog
post explains some of the ideas involved.

If you're curious, my relationship to Csound hasn't changed. I'm still
planning to continue my work on and with Csound.  I'd actually like to
bring some of the features of Pink into Csound, namely, the ability to
pass audio-rate functions as event arguments.  (The design changes for
the parser and the use of the type-system are heading in this
direction as it is. Think using the event opcode from orchestra code,
but passing in things like an oscillator as a p-field.)

Thanks!
steven

Thanks Justin, I'll look forward to any pull requests!

On Tue, Aug 12, 2014 at 1:17 PM, Justin Smith  wrote:
> I've forked the repo, with the intention to send pull requests to help make
> some of the code more idiomatic for Clojure (and maybe even implement some
> fun audio stuff eventually).
>
> This looks really cool so far.
>
>
> On Mon, Aug 11, 2014 at 7:11 PM, Steven Yi  wrote:
>>
>> Hi All,
>>
>> A bit OT, but I've just made public a new music system project of mine
>> called Pink:
>>
>>
>> http://kunstmusik.com/2014/08/11/announcing-pink-a-library-for-music-systems-design-written-in-clojure/
>>
>> It's written in Clojure and runs on the Java Virtual Machine. The blog
>> post explains some of the ideas involved.
>>
>> If you're curious, my relationship to Csound hasn't changed. I'm still
>> planning to continue my work on and with Csound.  I'd actually like to
>> bring some of the features of Pink into Csound, namely, the ability to
>> pass audio-rate functions as event arguments.  (The design changes for
>> the parser and the use of the type-system are heading in this
>> direction as it is. Think using the event opcode from orchestra code,
>> but passing in things like an oscillator as a p-field.)
>>
>> Thanks!
>> steven
>>
>>
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>> csound"
>>
>>
>>
>

Are you planning on doing some youtube videos on this project, for the
illiterates such as myself?

Also, this clojure thing seems interesting, i wonder if it's worth taking a
shot at it, having in mind that the only languages i'm kind of familiar are
c and c++ (though my beginners knowledge is limited to creating magic number
squares and the like ...).





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Sorry, no plans for videos at this time.  It's really a very early
preview release.  I have a number of features that need to be
implemented (i.e. finishing with-ksmps macro, adding an oversampling
macro, sample loading) that needs to be done first.  After that I'll
start building up documentation and look towards videos.

On Wed, Aug 13, 2014 at 2:21 AM, Askwazzup  wrote:
> Are you planning on doing some youtube videos on this project, for the
> illiterates such as myself?
>
> Also, this clojure thing seems interesting, i wonder if it's worth taking a
> shot at it, having in mind that the only languages i'm kind of familiar are
> c and c++ (though my beginners knowledge is limited to creating magic number
> squares and the like ...).
>
>
>
>
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