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Yes I guess, from the first page of AAA (Sean):

Giving this a spin since I saw these two fellers live this weekend. So far I don't like it as much as the live show, which was way more hard hitting.

Came across this nice list of livecoding environments: https://github.com/toplap/awesome-livecoding/blob/master/README.md

Anuva one

This is some good stuff, more gamelan tips would be most welcome.

Was about time for me to post a bunch of tracks. First of all here's some pitch tracker acid: Small Blofeld ditty: Also I did an hour-long jam for my soundcloud buddy Venderstrooik's PillowTalk podcast. It's based on a sequencer that loops the notes and note lengths independently with some offset: Be sure to check out the other episodes, lot of different stuff in there 🙂

I was intrigued by the bird recording in the tracklist, and it turned out really nice, fits right in there. Overall really enjoyed the whole thing, this is gonna do just fine for me to get into ambient/droney stuff again.

Sounds really good! I'll do my best to keep up.

Here's another compilation of old-ish tunes: BEAT BONANZA

Would really love something like the Nord Pad to use with the modular g1, but it seems the only way to get midi out of it is via a nord drum. Any ideas for a similar (velocity sensitive) standalone drum pad?

Noice. Has that sort of woody texture which I like.

I've always wanted to try Numerology, but don't have any macOS computer.. Definitely will have a look at this. Should note that you can just get the free edition and all you'll miss is patch loading.

TouchOSC!

I'd think some scanning lasers would have a scope function?