On Sun, Sep 30, 2012 at 07:01:24PM -0700, Perry Cook wrote:
Hey all,
Hey Perry,
I'll pipe in here with a set of course notes I put together for a workshop/tutorial on "Sonification in ChucK" It steps through chuck from Hello Sine through functions and built-in math.foo() and std.bar() functions through much more.
Very nice indeed!
It is, I believe, the most short yet complete list of things you can and should do with ChucK. Not everything is explained, of course (it was only a 2 hour tutorial).
I am curious about this; http://www.cs.princeton.edu/~prc/ChucKU/Code/SonificationExamples/PICOBoxDas... I notice that you are quite often putting two or more lines of ChucK code on a single screen line. Sometimes those statements are clearly closely related pairs perhaps not worth a "for" loop, at other points I'm left wondering. Are you optimising for fitting as many things as possible on screen? That might make sense if "PICO" refers to the editor which -from memory- supports a lot more than most think, but not setting marks to jump to. No critique, genuinely curious. Yours, Kas.