TidalCycles is a live coding environment that allows users to take samples and synths and manipulate them using what it calls mini-notation. It plays samples continuously according to parameters and allows for live changes. TidalCycles is a domain-specific language embedded in Haskell, and uses the SuperDirt framework to generate sound with SuperCollider. There are 2 other languages like this: FoxDot(Python), Strudel(JavaScript). Tidal is the most well documented and robust.
Connor Brown is a senior transfer student at SOU studying CS. His experience growing up was mostly in theatre, viewing computers and technology as a hobby until around age 18 or so. By age 21, he had put out a few tracks with Ableton live under the name "zero image". He prefers to type out his music these days.
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