Is there such programming language that you can make code with sound. Like instead of typing code you make sounds and computer translates sounds into code
Sound programming language
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Jonathan Powell
no
Hunter Reed
I don't know. It does sound interesting, you should try developing something like that.
Oliver Brooks
Sure if someone makes a compiler for it
Brandon Bennett
I've never heard of that but I know about Sonic Pi
It's the other way around but it's quite funny to play around with
Alexander Bell
if one note is one letter | | symbol then you can code with sounds but a programming language that translate sound patrons into tasks seems awful
Andrew Johnson
>Compiler
>Implying that the meme language wouldn't be interpreted
Juan Murphy
Write code using a voice assistant
Owen Diaz
You do have libraries to make music.
I know that's not what you asked for but its programming sound related.
Check out Euterpea for Haskell or overtone for clojure.
Nathaniel Brooks
Make a program that translates autistic screechings into java, shouldn't be hard.
Christian Williams
26 Notes in chromatic scale could be letters
Another 26 notes in a higher scale could be symbols
Chords could be commands like IF, THEN, WHILE
And perfect fifths could be something like compiler commands like RUN
Nicholas Martin
Sure, the problem comes later when the next batch of programmers keep getting C's cause they can't get the pitch down for the final exam.
Matthew Walker
csound
Liam Bell
to be honest java have tons of boilerplate code so saying "make boilerplate x" would cover 90% of code
Robert Peterson
Yes and it's called Velato. Basically, you make a note-sheet that is both code and a midi note-sheet. Though it's stack-based, is fairly similar to brainfuck, so I have no idea what you're gonna be doing with it.
Nolan Lewis
Jayden Phillips
fuck you for stealing my owjak loadjak kak
Brody Mitchell
>why didn't nobody make a way to program with sounds
>why didn't nobody make a way to do a time consuming task have its tool needing to take time to handle
gee i wonder why
>_
Christopher Perry
gee, why don't we use RGB to code?
#000000 for null
[spoiler]would actually be quite nice, but we would need half-optic computers first[/spoiler]
Brandon Johnson
This. There's just no application use for it
Landon Foster
>what is midi
Robert Hall
Yeah there is, the Salt Lake City public library has a book on it. Look it up in their catalog.
Jordan Young
Sound waves are really just an x,y co-ordinate system, with x representing frequency and y representing amplitude.
Jayden Cox
That is a book on how to make sound with code, not how to program using sound you doodle.
Ayden Allen
If tone is a measurement of frequency, what's pitch?
Dominic Butler
Making code with sound != making sound with code
Camden Jones
yes, use a voice recognition software to write code.
Landon Lewis
It could be JIT compiled, you just yell shit and the computer does it
Isaac Miller
I should go get that tomorrow.
Owen Jackson
>sounds interesting
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