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Mercury: a live coding environment focussed on quick expression for composing, performing and communicating

Hoogland, 2019

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7775473885761524845
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Hoogland T
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Proceedings of the Fourth International Conference on Live Coding

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In this paper the livecoding environment Mercury is introduced. An interpreted language that is designed with the focus on quick and hands-on composing, performing and communicating of live-coded music and sound. Mercury provides the performer with a highly …
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