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“We will always choose a lesser home-brewed tool tailored specifically to our own needs, over a better generic tool that we have not built and do not understand.”
– Nomadic programmers Hundred Rabbits, describing the DIY ethos behind their software (image: the duo’s livecoding “procedural sequencer” Orca)
“There are people who say ‘I spend all day behind a computer; the last thing I want to do after work is look at a computer again,’ but for me, the computer is more like water. I don’t think I’m alone in that regard.”
– Electronic musician Renick Bell, on the burgeoning livecoding and generative art scenes. “As familiarity with coding increases, more people will use that skill to produce music or art,” Bell says.
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