Tidal Cycles is a free/open-source live coding environment for making algorithmic patterns, written in Haskell. It uses SuperCollider for synthesis and MIDI and includes notation for rhythmic sequences with patterning functions. By default sound is made with the SuperDirt synth/sampler, and other synths can be controlled with OSC or MIDI.
WinMerge
WinMerge is an open-source differencing and merging tool for Windows. It compares folders and files, presenting differences in a visual text format, and is useful for determining what has changed between project versions and merging changes. It can be used as a standalone application or as an external differencing/merging tool.
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- compare both folders and files Source: winmerge.org
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0Tidal Cycles is a free/open-source live coding environment for making algorithmic patterns, written in Haskell. It uses SuperCollider for synthesis and MIDI and includes notation for rhythmic sequences with patterning functions. By default sound is made with the SuperDirt synth/sampler, and other synths can be controlled with OSC or MIDI.
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