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| − | As TidalCycles is a language about patterns, it seems fit to discuss | + | As TidalCycles is a language about patterns, it seems fit to discuss techniques or 'metapatterns', which we can loosely define as 'patterns of patterns'. Use this page to describe: |
* activity/techniques in your approach to livecoding | * activity/techniques in your approach to livecoding | ||
* code structure or combinations of functions | * code structure or combinations of functions | ||
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* BootTidal hacks | * BootTidal hacks | ||
* etc | * etc | ||
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| + | The intent is provide a scratch pad for ideas that may not need a full tutorial | ||
== Patterns == | == Patterns == | ||
[[Use adjacent samples]] | [[Use adjacent samples]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:15, 26 January 2019
Techniques
As TidalCycles is a language about patterns, it seems fit to discuss techniques or 'metapatterns', which we can loosely define as 'patterns of patterns'. Use this page to describe:
- activity/techniques in your approach to livecoding
- code structure or combinations of functions
- snippets that you've found useful
- BootTidal hacks
- etc
The intent is provide a scratch pad for ideas that may not need a full tutorial