Users can write both synthesis and compositional algorithms in the same object-oriented language.
Controllable via MIDI in real-time, SuperCollider allows the creation of very flexible and playable synthesis instruments. With its control panels and graphic displays, SuperCollider is well suited as a tool for both interactive and studio-based electronic music composition and research. No previous experience with SuperCollider is necessary, although a knowledge of programming is necessary. Mr. de Campo will distribute his new manual on SuperCollider 2 at the workshop. The workshop is free to UCSB students, faculty, and staff.