[HN Gopher] Strudel REPL - a music live coding environment livin...
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Strudel REPL - a music live coding environment living in the
browser
Author : birdculture
Score : 56 points
Date : 2025-10-13 18:37 UTC (4 hours ago)
(HTM) web link (strudel.cc)
(TXT) w3m dump (strudel.cc)
| amanzi wrote:
| There are some pretty amazing live coding sessions of Strudel on
| YouTube. Some examples:
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| https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HkgV_-nJOuE
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| https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HkgV_-nJOuE
| mettamage wrote:
| Switch Angel is awesome. She also has some Instagram tutorials.
| fragmede wrote:
| Dj Dave is the other creator I've found doing strudel
| content.
|
| https://youtu.be/E1K6Sv-oIb0
| QuantumNomad_ wrote:
| You accidentally pasted the same link twice. What was the
| second link meant to be? Would like to see it also :)
| jkingsman wrote:
| This was one of my favorites -- with the voice filter the
| narration feels like it's part of the song which I found
| especially fun.
|
| https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GWXCCBsOMSg
| awongh wrote:
| This is cool because a lot of the current tools are a bit old and
| I feel a bit like they suffer from NIH (not invented here)
| syndrome, where what is actually needed is for things to just be
| in javascript.
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| This wasn't possible as much when the last gen of tools came out
| (sonic pi etc) but I think the time is right.
|
| The next iteration that would be cool is a true two-way interface
| between the visualizations and the code. Right now the slider is
| a really awesome element, for example. I think Bret Victor would
| be proud.
| raffael_de wrote:
| Strudel is a JavaScript port of TidalCycles (Haskell). While TC
| uses SuperCollider for the synthesis, Strudel uses superdough
| which seems to be a custom implementation. I'm currently learning
| SuperCollider sclang and waiting for a version upgrade to have a
| reason to submit it here - usually some of the discussion is
| quite insightful. Anyway sclang is the PHP of music - just uglier
| and less consistent. But it's also powerful and and quite fun.
| lovehashbrowns wrote:
| I'm not very musically inclined but this is what I was able to
| make:
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| $: arrange( [4, "<sh09_bd>(4,8)"], [4, "<sh09_bd>(4,8)"], [1,
| "<sh09_bd mfb512_sd>(6,6)"]
| ).s().fast(2).layer(x=>x.add("0,2")).gain(".4!2
| .5").phaser(2).phasercenter("<4000 800 4000 4000>")
|
| $: s("gm_tinkle_bell").distort("<1 2 1 2:.5>").crush("<8 8 8 6 6
| 8 8>").chop(4)
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| $: arrange( [2, "<c4 e4 g4>(3,8)"], [1, "<f4 a4 c5>(3,8)"], [1,
| "<c4 e4 g4>(3,8)"] ).note().chop(4).fast(4).distort("<3:.5>").pha
| ser(4).phasercenter("<800>").fm(4).fmdecay("<.05 .05 .1
| .2>").fmsustain(.4)._scope()
|
| I don't know what half this stuff does but it was still so much
| fun and this is probably one of my favorite projects ever. What
| made it most fun for me is that the reference docs are in the
| page so it's really easy to pick something at random and just see
| what it does.
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