Patterns for restarting the world
summary
Argues that giving absolute freedom to text interfaces produces more intimate musical instruments, and demonstrates a working ecosystem: the open source patterning language Strudel, real‑time visuals built on TouchDesigner, viral performance videos and workshops, and a global maintainer group formed since 2023. Claims practical outcomes — live sets in pop shows and dance clubs, education with kids as young as 8, and a converted 5,000 square foot live code nightclub — and shows the system performing and being adopted.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:17Welcome Jade Rose & James Coin
- 7:49Jade Rose’s music and code
- 9:55James Coyne’s coding evolution
- 11:42Collaboration and live performances
- 13:50Strudel live coding
- 15:14TouchDesigner visual art
- 16:37Building live code communities
- 18:23Code for self-actualization
- 20:32Creative tech communities
- 21:56Reimagining tech futures
- 22:42Dr. Franklin’s ethical framework
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