Talk:Comparison of audio synthesis environments

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good article foundation

Hi, User:Mcld recently I put a cleanup tag on part of this article, the tag was primarily as a note to myself to come back and make a few minor cleanups if still needed. I hadn't bothered to check whether the article was new or undergoing significant development, which appears like it is. Comparison articles like this are an excellent resource. Hats off to you for the work put in on this and thanks for the good information. dr.ef.tymac 21:46, 16 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Impromptu

Doesn't (Impromptu) deserve an entry here? It's a Mac only, Scheme-based, live programming environment. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 62.197.126.228 (talk) 11:59, 18 February 2009 (UTC)[reply]

BTW, what about jMax?

Kyma (& jMax, etc)

SymbolicSound Kyma is missing, too.

I don't think jMax is worth noting. Almost no one uses it, its abandoned. Its historical, at best.

I think that this article should focus on current and supported languages... otherwise you have to include all sorts of obscure things that nobody uses.

Reaktor lacks any facility for coding. While I am not sure if this is a requisite, if we are talking simply modular builders then Synthedit and Synthmaker and all those other things would need to be included.

So I would opt to have REAKTOR removed since its more of a synth builder than a programming environment (?)