Download the application "Processing"

Download here

• It should automatically recognise if you are using a Windows or a Mac, or if not, click the right icon)

• Here is the main resource for getting started with TidalCycles.

https://tidalcycles.org/docs/

There is a section on installing for Linux, Windows or Mac Computers

• The code is designed to be placed in the text editor that you use to compile the code i.e. play the outputted music (most people use "Atom")

Welcome :D

These instructions should guide you through the process of the installation of the agent Tidal Fuzz {{ oo }}

((You will need to know a small bit about cloning repositories from github using git to complete this task and running commands in the terminal. If you are unsure on this checkout these guides

{ 
  "Fractional a => Pattern a": { 
    "oscillators": "sine", "cosine", "tri", "square", "tri", "saw", "isaw", 
    "random generators": "rand" 
  },
  "Num a => Pattern a": {
    "random generators": "irand" 

https://tidalcycles.org/index.php/Tutorial

https://club.tidalcycles.org/

https://www.youtube.com/user/kindohm/playlists

For some valence arousal co-ordinates v,a ∈ [-1,1]:

Rhythmic Components

tempo For some defined constants t0, t1, t2 ∈ R : t(a,v) = t0 + t1a +t2v

rhythmic density

Some grammar defined by the tuple:

G = (V, Sigma, R, S)

1. V- finite set. v ∈ V called nonterminal variable, or variable. Each variable defines a sub-language of language defined by G.
2. Sigma - finite set of terminals, disjoint from V. Set of terminals is the alphabet of the language defined by grammar G.
3. R - finite realisation (productions) from V to (V U Sigma)* (++ Kleene star operation). Members are the (rewrite) rules or productions of the grammar.
4. S - start variable/symbol used to represent the whole sentence (or program).