News, tutorials, and dispatches from Singapore's live coding community
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Tidal Cycles is the most widely used live coding language for music. Here's a practical guide to installing it, understanding the basics, and making your first patterns — written for Singapore-based beginners.
Hydra is a browser-based live coding environment for video synthesis. This guide covers the basics — sources, transforms, and outputs — so you can start creating visuals for your next Algorave performance.
Singapore's first Algorave chapter is live. Here's what we're building, who it's for, and how to get involved — whether you're a musician, visual artist, or just curious.