Abstract:
nx001_LiveCode is an experimental album of sound, specifically, sound generated by computer. No music or, at least, not intentionally.

 It’s open source music, the code is visible.
 
Method:
I used a soft version of livecode paradigm with jitlib supercollider. Focusing on four simple generators (with samples) and small variations on-the-fly.
The time has been restricted to a maximum of ten minutes per song.
 
Post-production:
The only post-production was done with Audacity, cutting off parts of silence and normalizing to -0.2bB.
 
Purpose:
The purpose is to explore the livecode as a form of improvisation to generate and organize the sound with the unique interface of the laptop and emacs.
 
http://musicnumbers.wordpress.com/2009/09/11/nx001_livecode/
 
I hope you like!

–     miquel parera <computer.music.neix@gmail.com>

I’ve been slowly working through Andy Farnell’s recent book “Designing
Sound”, full of puredata examples of all sorts of techniques. I
reimplemented various of his examples in supercollider.

I was intending to get the whole lot done and then put them online,
but it’s been nearly a year so I realised I should just put out what I
had – here it is as a lovely wikibook:
http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Designing_Sound_in_SuperCollider

I should emphasise that this is just a tiny fraction of the examples
from the book, and also that if any of them sound rubbish then it’s
probably my fault 😉

Dan