Collaborative Live Coding With Glicol Music Programming Language

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Glicol is a graph‑oriented live‑coding language implemented in Rust → WebAssembly and running via AudioWorklet browser playback; the web IDE exposes nodes like sequence, sample, choose and LFO so performers code interconnected audio graphs and share sessions with collaborative share links. The demo builds sampled loops, maps LFOs to filter cutoff, and accepts live edits; some features (speed modulation, choose input types) are partially unimplemented and the audio engine needed a restart, but real‑time collaboration and sonic patching work.

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1. 0:00Introduction to Glicol
2. 1:20Live solo performance demo
3. 26:21Code explanation and sampling
4. 37:34Debugging and collaboration
5. 47:57Recap and closing

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