Live coding with Makkeróni
summary
Makkeróni is a web-based live coding environment that simulates a Linux shell and exposes audio commands like play, tone, freq and FM/modulation controls; it runs in the browser and lets users pipe commands, use wildcards and history, upload samples, sequence and apply filters with cutoff/range, and batch start many instances for parallel voices. The system works for collaborative networked sessions but shows rough UI and missing feedback on uploads and controls, so it’s usable but unfinished.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction to Makkeróni
- 2:58Command options overview
- 4:32File system basics
- 6:38Sequencing with batch
- 8:57Start and stop controls
- 12:30Error notifications
- 14:52Parallel processing
- 17:18User feedback importance
- 19:13Quick process start
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