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Live coding performance links Sonic Pi to Unity 3D via Open Sound Control (OSC) and a Ruby server, driving visuals and audio (live synthesis, SuperCollider, Ableton Live, a Modulus synth) with Emax rendering and occasional lag. Every run auto‑commits, producing a complete git history; source and an album generated by randomly executing Ruby code are published (Spotify, Bandcamp). Performance is improvised, sometimes breaks, but the pipeline demonstrably sends OSC messages and controls a vortex simulation.
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