Learn SONIC-PI-LIVE with Real Code Examples

Play a basic melody using a synth and sleep commands

Create a drum beat with samples in a live loop

Layer multiple live loops for a complex rhythm

Apply effects like echo and reverb to a melody

Generate algorithmic music using randomization and control structures

Check audio output and driver settings

Ensure sleep timing matches tempo

Avoid overlapping conflicting live loops

Use 'use_bpm' to control speed globally

Monitor CPU usage for audio glitches

Test basic notes and synths

Run small live loops to check concurrency

Monitor audio output for glitches

Check timing and tempo consistency

Experiment with effects incrementally

Live performance using Sonic Pi

Recording compositions to audio files

Interactive installations in classrooms or galleries

Workshops and coding music events

Sharing scripts with the community

Sonic Pi application and editor

Built-in sample library

SuperCollider audio server

MIDI controllers and external synths

Community scripts and live coding resources

External MIDI instruments

OSC messages for interactive installations

Raspberry Pi for embedded music projects

Educational platforms for teaching coding and music

Integration with Ableton or other DAWs via MIDI

Start small with basic loops

Experiment with synths and samples incrementally

Use effects sparingly at first

Organize code for readability during live performance

Practice improvisation with live loops

Timing and synchronization of live loops

Managing CPU load for multiple threads

Learning Ruby and Sonic Pi syntax

Creating musically interesting patterns

Transitioning from beginner to live coding performance