[LAU] Re: Languages used for programming music

I've only ever used Lilypond myself, which I really love (I still use it to
quickly write down ideas) but that may arguably be more tailored towards
beautiful sheet music, rather than actually programming music. If the BASIC
music commands in my old MSX from the 80s counts, then I used those too :-D

Lorenzo


Il gio 25 dic 2025, 08:12 david <[email protected]> ha scritto:

> I found this on Mastodon:
>
> https://musician.social/users/elsemusic/statuses/115764769354069738
>
> An extensive dictionary of the languages used for programming music.
>
> https://timthompson.com/plum/cgi/showlist.cgi?sort=name&concise=yes
>
> An example:
>
> 'Nyquist: A functional programming language for composition and sound
> synthesis. Uses a Lisp syntax, a signal processing and signal
> representation core, and a rich semantics dealing with time and
> transformations.'
>
> Which ones have you used, if any?
>
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