bdef
Introduction
bdef, short for "buffer definition", is a library abstracting over audio buffers in sound synthesis systems such as cl-collider and Incudine. It provides a variety of conveniences to make their use simpler and more convenient.
Code for the library is primarily hosted on GitHub. Each symbol exported by the library is documented via its docstring, but an overview of the library is provided in the project's README.
bdef can be loaded into your Lisp image using Common Lisp's Quicklisp package manager, simply by calling (ql:quickload :bdef)
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See also
- cl-patterns, a system for sequencing and composing music and noise via Lisp code.
- thundersnow, the digital audio workstation and live coding laboratory in Lisp/CLIM.