The MaxLink java libraries enable communication between Processing and Max/MSP 4.5+ on both Mac and Windows.

FAUST (Functional Audio Stream) is a functional programming language specifically designed for real-time signal processing and synthesis. FAUST targets high-performance signal processing applications and audio plug-ins for a variety of platforms and standards.

A website to share Processing sketches
share your sketches with others
help and collaborate with the community
improve and polish your programming skills
follow classes around the world teaching processing

Archive of Max/MSP, Processing etc Code

Welcome to the official wiki of Synesketch, a textual emotion recognition and visualization software.

Synesketch is a free open-source engine and a library (Java API), published under GNU General Public Licence. Synesketch is based on the concept of synesthesia, or in other words: code that feels the words visually. It dynamically transfers the text into animated visual patterns.

Field is a development environment for experimental code and digital art in the broadest of possible senses. While there are a great many development environments and digital art tools out there today, this one has been constructed with two key principles in mind:

Field is an open-source software project initiated by OpenEnded Group, for the creation of their digital artworks. It is an environment for writing code to rapidly and experimentally assemble and explore algorithmic systems. It is visual, it is hybrid, it is code-based. We think that it has something to offer a diverse range of programmers and artists.

However, humatic will use this occassion to finally close the mmj chapter. It has been a pleasure, supporting a lot of interesting applications. Here is the last mmj version, 32 and 64 bit java compatible and updated once more to enable peaceful coexistence with Apple's implementation. This will remain to be available, but do not expect any more updates. We are now taking the last Mac to the dumpster..

HasCanvas is a tool for creating and sharing Processing sketches and runs on John Resig’s Processing.js.

ProcessingJS for iOS 5
now available!
Version 1.0 ( 02-JAN-2012 )

- Based on ProcessingJS
- Make new, edit and remove sketches
- Syntax Highlighting
- Reference link

this is an osc extension for the darwiinremote application for osx by andreas schlegel, http://www.sojamo.de

it supports the wiimote, nunchuk and the IR sensor with a maximum of 4 detected IR sources. examples for the programming environment processing are included in the downloadable

2011 International Conference on Acoustics, Speech and Signal Processing.

The ICASSP meeting is the world’s largest and most comprehensive technical conference focused on signal processing and its applications. The conference will feature world-class speakers, tutorials, exhibits, and over 120 lecture and poster sessions

Projection mapping is actually surprisingly easy. This is what can be done given an idle winters afternoon and FutureDeluxe’s new studio in North Laine, Brighton. The majority of it was created and mapped just using Processing – I’ll write a quick tutorial if I get the chance.

i am sure that if ben fry and casey reas would start processing today they would use python instead of java. learning the short and efficient python is much easier than the statically typed and lengthy java. no compilation would be necessary anymore, tons of native libraries would be available via c-bindings, etc. nodebox is a nice example of the use of python for computational design. unfortunately it is restricted to os x

processing.py
Write Processing sketches in Python. Jonathan Feinberg <jdf@pobox.com>

The tutorials on the wiki are a place for community-generated lessons and information pages on specific topics. Discussions from the Forum might be formalized into a page here. Excellent tutorials created here might be migrated to the Learning section of the main Processing site.
In addition to the tutorials linked below, please check out the Contributed Tutorials and Non-English Resources

This revised edition, first published in 2007, is an unabridged and corrected republication of the second edition of this book published by McGraw-Hill Publishing Company, New York, NY, in 1988 (ISBN 0-07-047794-9), and also published earlier by Macmillan, Inc., New York, NY, 1988 (ISBN 0-02-389380-X). All copyrights to this work reverted to Sophocles J. Orfanidis in 1996.


The book is freely available online as a single PDF file.

The complete guide to creating generative graphics for print, video and the web.

The philosophy and practice of using a programming language as an artistic tool.

Includes a beginners guide to Processing, and applied tutorials on subjects such as Perlin Noise, Randomness, Fractals, Emergence, Agent Oriented Programming, Three Dimensional Drawing, and Cellular Automata.

Featuring the work of Robert Hodgin, Jared Tarbell, Aaron Koblin, Casey Reas and many more of the finest contemporary generative artists.

Writing code for the latest multicore chips is notoriously tricky, but a new language could make it simpler, and make computers more efficient in the process.

What 12 million human emotions have to do with civilian air traffic and the order of the universe.

SoundCipher provides an easy way to create music in the Processing development environment. With the SoundCipher library added to Processing you can write software programs that make music to go along with your graphics and you can add sounds to enhance your Processing animations or games.

Andreas Schlegel currently lives in Singapore. He likes to write programs that generate audio, visual, and physical output. He enjoys doing projects with syntfarm

Puredyne is the USB-bootable GNU/Linux operating system for creative multimedia.

Puredyne is a live distribution, you don't need to install anything. Simply boot your computer using the live USB or CD and you're ready to start using software such as Pure Data, Supercollider, Icecast, Csound, Fluxus, Processing, Arduino and more.

A LANGUAGE FOR LIVE PROGRAMMING MUSIC IN CLOJURE

Music as Data (MAD) is a live programming language / environment based on Processing.org written in Clojure. It's something like SuperCollider or Chuck but aims to be easier to hack / experiment live. You can read more about it (along with other geeky stuff) here.

TED2011: "Aaron Koblin is an artist specializing in data and digital technologies. His work takes real world and community-generated data and uses it to reflect on cultural trends and the changing relationship between humans and technology."

ASK KEN™ is sort of a Node-Link diagram that allows to visually navigate through interconnected topics provided by the Freebase Service. It takes advantage of the latest HTML5 features by using the canvas element for drawing.

Philosophy for the programming set, served on home made bread

Sonia is an external Library (API) for the Processing platform. It may also be included in any Java project.

The Sonia Library provides advanced audio capabilities such as multiple sample playback, realtime sound synthesis, realtime FFT (frequency) analysis of the microphone input, and writing .wav files from samples.

Sonia utilizes the JSyn plugin by Phil Burk. This means that users will need to install the JSyn browser plugin in order to view Sonia projects online. Click here to install the JSyn plugin

jMusic is a project designed to provide composers and software developers with a library of compositional and audio processing tools. It provides a solid framework for computer-assisted composition in Java™, and is also used for generative music, instrument building, interactive performance, and music analysis.

Jm-Etude is a jMusic wrapper for the processing environment. It provides a high level API to communicate with jMusic therefore it makes it more easy to programm music composition with processing. jMusic itself is a solid framework for computer-assisted composition in Java, it is also used for generative music, instrument building, interactive performance and music analysis

Processing.org classes for interfacing with the SuperCollider synthesis engine.

This library is an implementation of many of the core elements of SuperCollider's client-side language. It provides analogous objects to encapsulate common functions (creating and manipulating Synth, Buffer and Bus objects, for example), and simplifies the task of interfacing with SuperCollider's powerful synthesis engine.

Design By Numbers was created for visual designers and artists as an introduction to computational design. It is the result of a continuing endeavor by Professor John Maeda to teach the “idea” of computation to designers and artists. It is his belief that the quality of media art and design can only improve through establishing educational infrastructure in arts and technology schools that create strong, cross-disciplinary individuals.

Processing.js is an open programming language for people who want to program images, animation, and interactions for the web without using Flash or Java applets. Processing.js uses Javascript to draw shapes and manipulate images on the HTML5 Canvas element. The code is light-weight, simple to learn and makes an ideal tool for visualizing data, creating user-interfaces and developing web-based games.

Field is a new open source environment for making digital art instigated by The OpenEnded Group — an art collaborative based in New York and Chicago. For more information see openendedgroup.com/​field/​ .

MIT Media Lab staff (the Open Ended Group) is working on a new kind of programming tool called Field. It connects everything. Not only various programming modules and components, but also different styles of generating, editing and testing code are provided. For example textual coding with auto-complete, visual coding, timelines, live-coding, flow-management etc.

Write Processing sketches in Python

A Multidimensional dataflow processing library for PureData, designed for interactive multimedia

puredyne is a live Linux distribution based on Ubuntu and Debian Live and dedicated to live audio-and-visual processing and streaming.[1][2][3] It focuses on the Pure Data audio synthesis system as well as SuperCollider, Csound and others, plus live video-processing systems such as Processing and Fluxus. It also includes hardware related software such arduino and comes bundled with home-studio and graphic design software (Ardour, JACK, GIMP, Inkscape, etc).

Processing for the Web is a initiative (under the auspices of the Mozilla Education program) to create a complete and robust port of the Java-based Processing language and environment (popular for art, design, and visualization applications) to the open web, using standard technologies such as JavaScript, Canvas, etc. It builds on the existing processing.js port of Processing to JavaScript.

REAS is a professor within the department of Design Media Arts at the University of California, Los Angeles.

With Ben Fry, REAS initiated Processing.org in 2001. Processing is an open source programming language and environment for creating images, animation, and interaction. In September 2007, they published Processing: A Programming Handbook for Visual Designers and Artists, a 736 page comprehensive introduction to programming within the context of visual media (MIT Press).

Having calibrated utility & test files is a must for any audio engineer. The corner stone being pink noise. I have found most DAW to be severely lacking in this area. After much frustration with Protools incorrectly calibrated “Pink” from it’s built in signal generator. I’ve captured 45 sec of full range -20 ref 0vu true random pink noise from a Dolby SDU4.

Vamp is an audio processing plugin system for plugins that extract descriptive information from audio data — typically referred to as audio analysis plugins or audio feature extraction plugins.

The remarkable thing about Processing on Android is that you can use your (desktop) sketchbook development environment as always, then run on the Google emulator or your device.

McCann Erickson Manchester has created a poster campaign for a mental health organisation that combines photography and Processing to great effect

Inspired by the various wiimote graffiti offerings, but finding no source or instructions (did I not look hard enough?) I decided to do it myself. Here is the first step: getting processing working with the wiimote infrared camera to detect an infrared LED.

OSCulator is a software that links your controllers to your music and video software. For example, with OSCulator, your Nintendo Wiimote or iPhone can talk to major MIDI sequencers or your favorite console emulator or even the Kyma sound design workstation.
OSCulator supports the OSC protocol which makes it able to be used with a wide variety of software and devices like SuperCollider, Processing, Max/MSP or the Lemur multitouch controller.

Audio synthesis done in Supercollider, images made with Processing and processing of the images done with Jitter.

Michael Dzjaparidze

Web IDE

Learning Processing is easy! The Processing.js Web IDE is a great way to teach yourself how to write Processing code without all the fuss of downloading the source and setting up your HTML document.

Make cool stuff. If you're a designer or artist without a lot of programming experience, this book will teach you to work with 2D and 3D graphics, sound, physical interaction, and electronic circuitry to create all sorts of interesting and compelling experiences -- online and off. Programming Interactivity explains programming and electrical engineering basics, and introduces three freely available tools created specifically for artists and designers: Processing, Arduino, and OpenFrameworks.

In recent years, much of the discussion in the field of generative art has focused on complex systems and agent-based algorithms. While these can produce intriguing results, our aim lies in developing simple, deterministic and traceable generative processes. These simple processes have the advantage of more control: as they are highly determinable, their output is predictable and can therefore be easily refined through subsequent adjustments. We aim to show that a single deterministic process can generate a heterogeneous set of forms with an astounding degree of complexity.