Fredrik talks to Sam Aaron about Sonic pi - the tool for learning, coding, and performing music. Whe discuss where it stated but more importantly how it has evolved during the past year - coming to the web and gaining lots of performance and features in the process.

Sam also discusses how to build reliable things when working on an indisde-out bottle ship, blindfolded and with a gaslighting agent as your help.

Recorded during the excellent Goatmire Elixir 2026 conference.

Thank you Cloudnet for sponsoring our VPS!

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Links

• Sam
• Support Sam on Patreon!
• Goatmire
• Sonic pi
• Kristoffer
• Tau5
• Sam’s talk last year
• Elixir
• Lua
• Guy Brown at University of Sheffield
• Bleep - the synth Sam built with Guy
• Supercollider
• James MaCartney
• Audio worklet
• Cmake
• Web audio
• Gaslighting
• Open sound control
• Ring buffer
• The Supersonic demo with lots of observability
• Sam’s PhD - A domain specific language for dynamic interest management within virtual environments
• Western musical notation
• Bach
• Beethoven
• Aphex twin
• Juce - open framework for audio stuff
• DSP
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