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README
What is tomato-rubato?
Tomato-rubato is an easy to use library for live audio programming in Haskell. Instant gratification from your speakers by typing into GHCi!
WARNING: This project is still in pre-alpha stage. For adventurers only.
See the project homepage for documentation, examples and so on.
Compilation and Installation
tomato-rubato-openal.cabal
Prerequisites:
The OpenAL bindings for Haskell are used to output sound.
To install the tomato-rubato-openal libary, simply type
cd tomato-rubato-openal && cabal install
tomato-rubato.cabal
Prerequisites:
SuperCollider 3 serves as backend to generate the actual audio. Simply install one of the prepackaged version on your computer and start the server before using tomato-rubato. (Let me know if you have any problems with this step.) The corresponding Haskell bindings are installed by simply typing
cabal install hsc3-0.9PortMidi is used to read from external MIDI devices. You have to install the C library on your system and then install the corresponding Haskell bindings by typing
cabal install PortMidiTo build the tomato-rubato library, simply type
cd tomato-rubato && cabal configure && cabal build
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Send me your examples, bindings, problems, suggestions, etc!