Check out this great blog post by Messica Arson. It includes details on how to use Tidal Looper (thgrund) with TidalCycles. It also provides insights into Messica’s unique creative process of sampling and looping screams.
→ Harnessing Screams with Tidal Looper
The post includes a lot of Tidal code samples as well as details on how to install and work with Tidal Looper.
Here is a playlist of recordings made with Tidal. This is a collection of performances that have stuck with me that I continue to draw inspiration from. It is very eclectic, with many different styles - which I think is wonderful. Tidal, after all, can be used for just about any kind of music making, and we should all celebrate the incredible range of expression being done under the heading of live coding. Enjoy!
Didactic Pattern Visualizer (DPV) is an easy way to visualize sound patterns from TidalCycles. It was created by the artist and creative technologist Iván Abreu “… to study the potential and complexity of the syntax of the pattern system for sequencing TidalCycles sounds.” It utilizes the open source visualization program Processing to provide a scrolling grid where colored shapes appear in rhythm reflecting the flow of Tidal events (notes).
