I updated the SuperSonic example to include synths, samples and FX and a fun playful interface.

SuperSonic is my port of SuperCollider’s extremely powerful scsynth engine to Web AudioWorklets so it can run in the browser.

Play with it here:

sonic-pi.net/supersonic/d...

Experimenting with tiled layouts for Tau5.

The Tau5 boot screen...

Tau5 can now blend Hydra sketches.

Yikes, I seem to have taught Tau5 to speak MIDI...

Oops, I accidentally added @Ableton Link support to Tau5.

(Ableton Link is an open source technology that lets you effortlessly synchronise tempo with other Link-powered apps/hardware over the network.)

Tau5 now has support for auto-discovering other Tau5 nodes to jam with on the local network.

Here's me firing up a headless Tau5 node running on a Raspberry Pi and it immediately pops up on my Windows node.

I can even click the link and jump to operating the Pi node.

Booting up…

What if you could dynamically resize the Tau5 editor containing its own Hydra sketch as a background?

Tau5 now lets you live code the Hydra sketch.