ParVagues

Out of a sea of information, patterns emerge. Waves of noise congregate into signal, eventually becoming music to some ears!


ParVagues uses the TidalCycles live-coding framework to write code that becomes sound.

From personal sampling and public domain audio to free software synthesizers, ParVagues brings together soundbits from around the free audio world: all the sounds that were not sampled personally or sourced across the free ocean come either from SuperDirt (GPLv2 license), from the synths included in SuperCollider and SC3-Plugins (GPLv3), from instruments of the Santa Clara Laptop Orchestra), or from the projects BloodSport Samples and Hydrogen.

The final result is shared under a Creative Commons CC-BY-NC-SA license: you are free to reuse, modify and reshare them freely, as long as you mention their origin and use the same license.


For any other usage, including commercial, reach out via email at parvagues [at] plnech [dot] fr.