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	Supercollider was created in 1996 by James McCarthy. The language is an esoteric mix of Smalltalk and C. Code is interpreted in an IDE as you write.		Supercollider was created in 1996 by James McCarthy. The language is an esoteric mix of Smalltalk and C. Code is interpreted in an IDE as you write.

	Supercollider class is a 12 week class written by [https://composerprogrammer.com/ Nick Collins]. Each week we will learn a different aspect of the platform. Each week has exercises where you compose unique sounds and realtime controllers.		Supercollider class is a [https://composerprogrammer.com/teaching/supercollider/sctutorial/tutorial.html 12 week class] written by [https://composerprogrammer.com/ Nick Collins]. Each week we will learn a different aspect of the platform. Each week has exercises where you compose unique sounds and realtime controllers.

	~~https://github.com/lazzarello/supercollider-tutorial~~

	~~Based on [https://composerprogrammer.com/teaching/supercollider/sctutorial/tutorial.html Nick Collins's course work]~~.

	The first SuperCollider class will begin on Wednesday, 2018-02-07 at 7PM in the Turing classroom. Attendees will be expected to have their own computer (Mac or PC or Linux), a sound card with outputs and inputs, speakers. Optionally, headphones would be helpful.		The first SuperCollider class will begin on Wednesday, 2018-02-07 at 7PM in the Turing classroom. Attendees will be expected to have their own computer (Mac or PC or Linux), a sound card with outputs and inputs, speakers. Optionally, headphones would be helpful.

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	Supercollider was created in 1996 by James McCarthy. The language is an esoteric mix of Smalltalk and C. Code is interpreted in an IDE as you write.		Supercollider was created in 1996 by James McCarthy. The language is an esoteric mix of Smalltalk and C. Code is interpreted in an IDE as you write.

	Supercollider class is a 12 week class written by [ https://composerprogrammer.com/ Nick Collins]. Each week we will learn a different aspect of the platform. Each week has exercises where you compose unique sounds and realtime controllers.		Supercollider class is a 12 week class written by [https://composerprogrammer.com/ Nick Collins]. Each week we will learn a different aspect of the platform. Each week has exercises where you compose unique sounds and realtime controllers.

	https://github.com/lazzarello/supercollider-tutorial		https://github.com/lazzarello/supercollider-tutorial

SteeleNivenson: link to author

2018-02-04T22:43:08Z

link to author

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	Supercollider was created in 1996 by James McCarthy. The language is an esoteric mix of Smalltalk and C. Code is interpreted in an IDE as you write.		Supercollider was created in 1996 by James McCarthy. The language is an esoteric mix of Smalltalk and C. Code is interpreted in an IDE as you write.

	Supercollider class is a 12 week class written by Nick Collins. Each week we will learn a different aspect of the platform. Each week has exercises where you compose unique sounds and realtime controllers.		Supercollider class is a 12 week class written by [ https://composerprogrammer.com/ Nick Collins]. Each week we will learn a different aspect of the platform. Each week has exercises where you compose unique sounds and realtime controllers.

	https://github.com/lazzarello/supercollider-tutorial		https://github.com/lazzarello/supercollider-tutorial

SteeleNivenson at 22:42, 4 February 2018

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	Based on [https://composerprogrammer.com/teaching/supercollider/sctutorial/tutorial.html Nick Collins's course work].		Based on [https://composerprogrammer.com/teaching/supercollider/sctutorial/tutorial.html Nick Collins's course work].

	The first SuperCollider class will begin on ~~2/7/~~2018 at 7PM in the Turing classroom. Attendees will be expected to have their own computer (Mac or PC or Linux), a sound card with outputs and inputs, speakers. Optionally, headphones would be helpful.		The first SuperCollider class will begin on Wednesday, 2018-02-07 at 7PM in the Turing classroom. Attendees will be expected to have their own computer (Mac or PC or Linux), a sound card with outputs and inputs, speakers. Optionally, headphones would be helpful.

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			Supercollider class at Noisebridge.

			Learn how to write code that makes music. Supercollider is a software platform with a language, development environment and a DSP engine that generates sound from your computer. It models many modular synthesizer designs in code which run in real-time on any Mac, PC or Linux computer.

			Build patches, run synths, control their sound in real-time with other synths, MIDI, your mouse, and any OSC device. Live code changes to your patches as they run. Learn how to build complex synthesizers that would cost thousands of dollars to build with hardware.

			Supercollider was created in 1996 by James McCarthy. The language is an esoteric mix of Smalltalk and C. Code is interpreted in an IDE as you write.

			Supercollider class is a 12 week class written by Nick Collins. Each week we will learn a different aspect of the platform. Each week has exercises where you compose unique sounds and realtime controllers.

	https://github.com/lazzarello/supercollider-tutorial		https://github.com/lazzarello/supercollider-tutorial

SteeleNivenson: schedule

2018-01-28T23:09:41Z

schedule

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	Based on [https://composerprogrammer.com/teaching/supercollider/sctutorial/tutorial.html Nick Collins's course work].		Based on [https://composerprogrammer.com/teaching/supercollider/sctutorial/tutorial.html Nick Collins's course work].

			The first SuperCollider class will begin on 2/7/2018 at 7PM in the Turing classroom. Attendees will be expected to have their own computer (Mac or PC or Linux), a sound card with outputs and inputs, speakers. Optionally, headphones would be helpful.


	== Week 1 ==		== Week 1 ==

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Week 7

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	== Week 7 ==		== Week 7 ==

			'''7. Interaction 2'''

			7.1 Interaction 2.html

			Week 7 exercise: Try out MIDI control of sound using MIDI keyboards, or audio input feature control. You might trigger new short-lived Synths based on input, or modulate parameters of an existing sustained Synth

	== Week 8 ==		== Week 8 ==

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Week 6

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	== Week 6 ==		== Week 6 ==

			'''6. Effects'''

			6.1 Buses.html

			6.2 Control Buses.html

			6.3 Nodes.html

			6.4 Effects 1.html

			6.5 Effects 2.html

			Week 6 exercise: Build an example patch with a global effects unit (such as a reverb or distortion). You should construct the effects unit using a separate Synth; this effect should be applied to any other Synths (which might use any of the SynthDefs you've built so far on the course). Execution order is critical here and you will need to understand 6.3 to achieve this.

	== Week 7 ==		== Week 7 ==

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Week 5

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	== Week 5 ==		== Week 5 ==

			'''5. Sound Synthesis 2: Sample-based, Granular'''

			5.1 Buffers and Sound Files.html

			5.2 Granular Synthesis.html

			5.3 GUI+Loop Example.html

			5.4 Granular Bonus Examples.html

			Week 5 exercise: Explore processing sound files in SuperCollider; create a simple granular synthesizer with some GUI controls.

	== Week 6 ==		== Week 6 ==

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Week 4

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	4.3 Further GUI Example.html		4.3 Further GUI Example.html

			Week 4 exercise: Mock up a simple prototype GUI that controls some simple sound synthesis. If you're stuck for ideas, make a subtractive synthesizer with GUI controls for the filter. Or convert any of your existing sound synthesis patches for GUI control

	== Week 5 ==		== Week 5 ==