Not a single artist I personally know who has had their tracks show up as NFTs on HitPiece knew about this. There's no way they are going to get a cut.

I've had the pleasure of watching Andrew Sorensen perform with Extempore multiple times. The improvisational and creative musical capability of Extempore is astonishing.

Overtone? https://overtone.github.io/

Overtone was/is Clojure over SuperCollider. There are a number of other similar lisp things though. Incudine might be the one you're thinking of?

Nyquist [1] is a XLisp derivative that shares temporal recursion with Extempore. Not sure it had any connection to Emacs though.

1: https://www.cs.cmu.edu/~music/nyquist/

Yeah Nyquist is cool too, just got the book. I believe Common Music preceded both Extempore and Nyquist in that regard, and also uses a TinyScheme descendent, s7 Scheme. I use s7 in Scheme For Max for temporal recursion too.

Demo of temporal recursion in Scheme for Max here: https://youtu.be/pg7B8h4yHkU

And my tutorial on it: https://iainctduncan.github.io/s4m-stk/

That is what I was thinking of yes! Thank you.

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