LT: Skode: an ASCII shorthand for audio experimentation
summary
An ASCII shorthand sound protocol lives on top of Elixir with a C port driver that keeps heavy DSP off the BEAM; C code is compiled to a WASM module via in script. Controls are plain tokens (example: V0 A0 F440 L1) for voice, amplitude, frequency and velocity, and the engine exposes modulators and multiple voices. Commands can be piped from Netcat and Bash. A live demo emits audio after a few build hiccups, proving the system works.
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