Generating Music with Python and FoxDot
summary
Live coding shows a working pipeline: FoxDot + SuperCollider (pip install foxdot plus manual SuperCollider start), the built‑in IDE tutorial, and concrete code that assembles bass, samples and effects into a danceable loop. The demo maps a personal sample to voice sample mapped to C, uses envelopes and effects (attack, amp, compression, panning, decay) and alters playback rate 0.05 deep voice to make it creepy. Code keeps playing through mistakes and the live session produces a playable track.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:50Where to find the code
- 4:12What is FoxDot
- 5:05FoxDot IDE
- 7:00Assigning Sounds
- 9:45Adding Effects
- 12:20Adding Samples
- 14:35Playing Samples
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