[HN Gopher] Realtime annotations and visualizations in live codi...
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Realtime annotations and visualizations in live coding performance
(2018)
Author : albertzak
Score : 16 points
Date : 2024-01-02 19:03 UTC (3 hours ago)
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(TXT) w3m dump (charlieroberts.github.io)
| skadamat wrote:
| Super interesting, love the live coding community
| bwestergard wrote:
| I've been interested in livecoding for more than a decade, and
| participated in both the online and offline Supercollider
| community.
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| From an artistic standpoint, I think the greatest obstacle to
| creative expression is the lack of popular familiarity with basic
| programming concepts. If your audience can't tell what you're
| going through as you perform, I think it's difficult to move
| people.
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| This is an interesting attempt to make such performances more
| accessible. But I wonder if livecoding will remain niche until
| such time as the general public becomes "code literate".
| mdaniel wrote:
| extremely relevant disambiguation that _I_ for sure had never
| heard about:
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| > in this essay I will use the term 'live coding' to refer to the
| digital arts practice, as opposed to live programming more
| generally.
|
| and following the "live coding" hyperlink yields:
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| > Live coding is a new direction in electronic music and video,
| and is getting somewhere interesting. Live coders expose and
| rewire the innards of software while it generates improvised
| music and/or visuals
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| so, whew, all those folks who say "project name collision!" got
| their beer held :sob:
| brcmthrowaway wrote:
| I haven't come across a live coding performance with objectively
| good music.. anyone care to correct me?
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