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Subject:[PD] [More comparative] Medieval QUestions - Pd and SC
From:Mark Polishook (poli@optonline.net)
Date:Feb 16, 2006 6:15:52 pm
List:at.iem.pd-list

After years of using text-based SuperCollider to teach el. music to undergraduate music students, I've just begun using Pd for that same purpose. I'm looking to gather idea about Pd/SC confluences, differences, similarities - perspectives, user experience/opinion in particular, to share with students exploring a music/sound/art/ multimedia programming environment.

Tia,

Mp