Blog: How to render Event Patterns as sound files using NRT

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Hi everyone

I wrote a small blog post about one of my favourite NRT tricks for rendering Pbinds and other event patterns as sound files. Very cool and easy-to-use way of making simple generative compositions, IMO:

https://www.madskjeldgaard.dk/supercollider-how-to-render-patterns-as-sound-files-using-nrt/

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A valuable pointer, NRT is underestimated and less documented - using it only occasionally myself. And it’s the only way to get sample-exact timing with Event Patterns: Imperfection of language-based timing

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Thanks Mads, just tried out your example (on your blog), I see many interesting uses for this, thanks.

I also looked at your other ‘wrap’ article, interesting too. I’m still trying to get my head around the use of ‘wrap’, which looks very interesting, once you understand its implementation.

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Yes, if it is any consolation, it took me a while to understand it as well. It is a real head twister IMO

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Thanks, very useful. Suddenly NRT seems like it’s doable :slight_smile: