Its here! a step-by-step manual that takes you through writing and adding SuperCollider synths to Sonic Pi.
I would love to get reviews from both developers with deep knowledge of Sonic Pi (to fix my technical errors) and people who have never written a SuperCollider synth before (to check that it works as a step-by-step manual)
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Very timely. I was just about to start the process of porting some SC synths I’ve done, so this should be a big help.
Where do you want feedback? On this forum?
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The manual is all in Git - probably better to just comment there. Pull Requests particularly welcome
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Also if you fancy you could add your synths to the manual for other people to use - as long as you write comments in them that conform to the markdown that the Literate Code Reader script compiles they can be added direct as .scd pages
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This feature is very exciting. Is there a list of available superollider synths that work with sonic pi?
Learning supercollider is a long way down the road for me, but I’d love to play with synth definitions from those smarter than me.
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Hello,
Exciting news I’ve created a step-by-step manual for writing and adding SuperCollider synths to Sonic Pi. I need reviews from two groups:
- Experienced Sonic Pi Developers: Your expertise is crucial to identify and fix any technical errors.
- Beginners: If you’ve never written a SuperCollider synth before, I want to ensure the manual is clear and effective for you.
Thnak you
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Hi @phillipsglow
I have a copy of the manual, and although I have some experience with Sonic Pi and Supercollider, I’m not a developer and have never added my own synths to Sonic Pi, so I’ll put myself in the Beginner category. Looking forward to tinkering.
PD-Pi
So this is different to the manual that I wrote? Would it not make sense to expand/rejig that manual if you think it has problems?
Looks like I @'d the wrong commenter, oops