Live coding with Makkeróni
summary
Makkeróni is a browser-based live coding environment built in JavaScript that simulates a Linux shell and exposes audio-specific commands like play, freq, tone alongside ls/help/cat. It supports pipes, wildcards, autocomplete, command history and a batch/metronome mechanism (setInterval) so multiple timed processes run concurrently; processes show IDs and can be listed/paused like a screen session. Randomized parameter ranges and fixed-value anchors are implemented; the app runs, is on GitHub, and is used in workshops and classes.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction and motivation
- 3:04Evolution of the system
- 7:11Introducing Makkeróni
- 10:06Live demo and features
- 15:58User feedback and commands
- 20:01Process management and summary
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