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Welcome to Tidal tutorial. This is designed to be used as a worksheet during hands-on beginner/mixed workshops, and is based on Tidalcycles version 0.9.10. | Welcome to Tidal tutorial. This is designed to be used as a worksheet during hands-on beginner/mixed workshops, and is based on Tidalcycles version 0.9.10. | ||
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= Getting started = | = Getting started = | ||
Revision as of 23:31, 22 March 2019
Welcome to Tidal tutorial. This is designed to be used as a worksheet during hands-on beginner/mixed workshops, and is based on Tidalcycles version 0.9.10.
Por Lucy Cheesman, adaptado a formato wiki por Alex McLean, editado por ti (es una wiki!)
Getting started
Once everything is installed, follow the following startup procedure each time.
- Launch SuperDirt - In Supercollider, type 'SuperDirt.start' and run the code by holding down 'Ctrl' and pressing 'Enter' (while your cursor is on the same line as the code).
- Launch TidalCycles - In Atom, start a new file and save it with a
.tidalextension (e.g. `examples.tidal`)
Making notes
-- If you see a line of code with two dashes at the start like this, it’s called a comment.
-- This is text that the computer will always ignore, so you can annotate your code.