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Building real-time music tools visually with Sonnet
We are building a variety of interactive music tools using Sonnet, a visual programming language in use at our center. Originally designed for sonification experiments for monitoring and debugging programs, Sonnet has grown into a more general system with a focus on real-time event-driven applications. In this paper, we describe some of the features of Sonnet followed by some examples of how it is being used.
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