The Algorithmic and Generative Music Club (also known as the AlgoRave Club) is an on campus club dedicated to the performance of improvised electronic music through the technique of live-coding.
We primarily use a Python library called FoxDot (https://github.com/Qirky/FoxDot) which interfaces with the SuperCollider interpreter and synthesis engine.
All the sounds you hear are generated and manipulated in real time entirely by the code seen on screen—the music has not been overdubbed, it is as it would be heard live. No additional external controllers are used and no pre-rendered loops are being triggered, all synth sounds are achieved by controlling SuperCollider synthdefs from the Python interpreter via Open Sound Control. All arrangements are crafted from the ground up.
A repository containing all the code from the video (plus much more).
A Jupyter Notebook that describes a method for generating layered percussion patterns from binary bit-strings: https://github.com/RyanMillett/AlgoRave/blob/main/algorave.ipynb