Welcome to SuperSonic

1. Available Synths — Many synths are pre-loaded and ready to use: sonic-pi-beep, sonic-pi-dsaw, sonic-pi-prophet, sonic-pi-tb303, sonic-pi-fm...
2. Play a Synth — Create a synth using /s_new: /s_new sonic-pi-beep -1 0 0 note 72 The -1 auto-assigns a node ID, note sets the MIDI pitch
3. Load Loop Samples — Click "Load Samples" to load these pre-configured loops into buffers 1-6: Buffer 1: loop_amen.flac Buffer 2: loop_breakbeat.flac Buffer 3: loop_compus.flac Buffer 4: loop_garzul.flac Buffer 5: loop_industrial.flac Buffer 6: loop_tabla.flac After loading, use these buffer IDs (1-6) to play the loops
4. Load Additional Samples — Click "Load Samples" for API samples, or load custom ones: /b_allocRead 10 ambi_choir.flac /b_allocRead 11 bd_haus.flac /b_allocRead 12 elec_ping.flac The first number is the buffer ID (use 10+ to avoid 1-6 which are reserved for pre-loaded loops)
5. Trigger Samples — Play samples using the stereo or mono player: /s_new sonic-pi-basic_stereo_player -1 0 0 buf 1 /s_new sonic-pi-basic_stereo_player -1 0 0 buf 3 rate 1.2 buf uses the buffer ID (1-6 for pre-loaded loops), rate changes playback speed
6. Schedule Sequences — Add times at the start to create rhythms: 0.0 /s_new sonic-pi-beep -1 0 0 note 60 0.5 /s_new sonic-pi-beep -1 0 0 note 64 1.0 /s_new sonic-pi-beep -1 0 0 note 67
7. Explore! — Check out the scsynth OSC docs or switch to the Playground tab to jam with the interactive synth pad!

Quick Start: Click "Load Example" to load up some example API calls then hit "Send".