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do you know how to link it to Ableton?

i love this please do more

Only one video? Can you do some more of these, please? Really useful and well-explained.

I feel like I’ve stumbled across a gold mine finding these videos, I was struggling to find a way in to Haskell via Tidal Cycles thank you!🎉

Very helpful video, thanks a lot !

thanks!

this was super helpful!!

You got a nice drumbeat there, really enjoyed it. I'm trying to reproduce it , but my "Melodies" part does not produce any sound? Any ideas what could be happening

Hi There : I've been using Sonic Pi for a while. Start to think on how increment it, from a composer/sound designer perspective... What i could do in "Tidal", that can't be done in Sonic Pi ? How they can complement each other ? Thank you in advance.

love it <3~!!!

Thank you for making this, made figuring out Tidalcycles a breeze!

What are the constants you use for off like "e"? I've not spotted those in the documentation

great tutorial! was really helpfull! <3

Thank you for the tutorials. Please make some more!

omg you are my favorite person now. And you did the calligraphy? I'm a calligrapher and have been using tidal since the "early days"! Still, I haven't used it in a few years now and needed a refresher. Thanks!

Hey. I like your videos. Pls continue 😀 I think that what you got here was polyrythm and not polymeter, even though you used curly brackets. Square brackets will give the same result. You should use ! instead of * to get polymeter

So I actually have no idea why the video wasn't recorded here this was recorded just a few minutes after the previous video but somehow OBS just stopped looking at the screen? The audio is there at least.

great stuff

Thank u for gathering the courage to open yourself up in this extremely personal and raw performance. I feel like I discovered something beautiful that very few people got the chance to see, since your performance currently holds 25 views. This morning as I watched and learned tidalcycles music composition with you, on one of your many videos, I was feeling like reaching out to you and just saying thanks, and after coming across this video and taking a glimpse into some very relatable personal thoughts of the human being behind this yt channel's blank avatar, I couldn't help but do it in the form of this comment. Your videos hold a lot of value for me, as I learn from you how to use tools to express myself a little bit and deal with my own issues. Thank you. I hope you're doing fine, and if not yet, that's fine too.

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Thanks, that was great and I also learned several new tricks (like the layer fn, looks very useful!).

Just wanted to share that I really love your videos!

keep it up!

please more vids like that!

Nice! What does that qfloor thing do? Never saw it 🤔

I really enjoyed seeing someone who is actually competent at haskell code tidal stuff! This video has given me many ideas for implementing stuff that used to be beyond my ability due to type errors and stuff

These tutorials are great! Just what I was looking for. Thanks!

I don't fully understand what's happening here but it's absolutely fascinating but I definitely understand now why patterns are monads at least

thank you for your videos! they are incredibly helpful.

thanks so much for sharing this with us! if it is not too much to ask, can you share the code you demonstrate into a gist? would be much appreciated!

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loved those sounds you had going on at the end! would you mind explaining why floor doesn't work on its own and why you need fmap?

Really loving seeing what ideas you guys are coming up with for the JSoLangs! Very cool 😁

Thankyou for posting this, at times it's quite beyond my ability to understand but overall it has been really helpful. I plan to return to it again after another couple of chapters of learn you a Haskell. Really appreciate the level of detail you are putting into these vids 🙂

How to specify the key of a scale? For "major", for example, the key is C by default. How to change it?

Using :: Pattern Double caused an error when running $degrade $ n (slow 2 melo)... Tidal was expecting Pattern Note. When I changed the definition of melo to :: Pattern Note, it ran without error. Is there something after ::Pattern Double on your screen?

Oh, so I was checking the codebase again and for some reason I thought that Tidal shadowed the <* and *> operators but, no, it's using them as part of the applicative package so there is, in fact, a reason why <*> and those operations all look the same

This is a very valuable tutorial. Thank you!

A very good lesson. Thank you

Really intriguing set, thanks. (Also, not often you see someone livecode a Haskell type signature!)

This is really cool, it's a shame you couldn't stream it. I like the sound you achieved with superpiano, I'm gonna take some inspiration because it doesn't sound as good when I use it.

This is amazing! I'm all about weird and broken. :)