QuaverSeries: A Live Coding Environment for Music Performance Using Web Technologies
summary
A single‑page web app implements a new domain‑specific, functional-style live‑coding language that represents sequences with underscores and divides a bar into any number of parts (demo uses five) then maps those parts to notes and LFO references; code edits sync to Firebase/Firepad and executing commands are broadcast so updates take effect at the start of the next bar. Parsing uses ohm-js and audio is produced by Tone.js; the project is open source and a live demo runs in the browser.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction to QuaverSeries
- 1:03Motivation for new live coding language
- 2:09Syntax design and examples
- 7:16Additional functions and tools
- 8:00Interface and collaboration features
- 9:31Parsing and function definition
- 11:18Live demo in browser
- 13:08Future research and development
- 14:11Key differences from other tools
- 15:27Q&A session
