Some great SC projects
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Bhob Rainey’s Xynthi, where I’m working on an update on right now, because it doesn’t run in SuperCollider 3. You can help me and send me a pull request.
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All the monome norns scripts are written in SuperCollider (and Lua)
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Ripple - a free musical environment by Morgan Packard (currently Mac OS only)
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well commented patches from Daniel Mayer’s SuperCollider course at TU Berlin
A bunch of useful SuperCollider links
- asStream
- Catalog of symbolic notations in SuperCollider - SuperCollider 3.2 help files
- Computer Music Journal | MIT Press
- Dave’s Blog | a blog about programming and music processing
- Designing Sound in SuperCollider - Wikibooks, open books for an open world
- Essays - Gwern.net
- GitHub - madskjeldgaard/awesome-supercollider: 💻🎹🎛🔊 A curated list of SuperCollider stuff
- How to Program in SuperCollider
- https://theseanco.github.io/howto_co34pt_liveCode/
- Musica Informatica – computer music history and more
- Operators - SuperCollider 3.2 help files
- sc-users@lists.bham.ac.uk
- scsynth
- Supercollider « Coding, Sounds and Colors | A blog about algorithmic experiments in music and visual art. Sort of.
- SuperCollider | Platforms | Patchstorage
- SuperCollider Code
- SuperCollider Diary
- SuperCollider JazzMutant Tutorial
- SuperCollider SS2016 1
- SuperCollider swiki
- Supercollider Tasks
- SuperCollider, Real-time and Interactive: course (SC code) | Stelios Manousakis
- The SuperCollider Home Page
- TidalCycles Quick Reference compiled and partially rewritten documentation from various sources
- User:Crantila/FSC/Synthesizers/SuperCollider/Basic Programming - Fedora Project Wiki
bugfixes
SuperCollider server bootup error on Windows
Sometimes Windows is blocking SuperCollider from accessing its ports, because of Hyper-V/WSL accessing these ports, too, or something like that, which will result in the following error messages: ERROR: Primitive '_GetLangPort' failed or ERROR: Primitive '_NetAddr_SendMsg' failed. You can usually fix this by restarting the Windows NAT Driver service. Start an elevated Powershell and run:
net stop winnat
net start winnat