Tidal Cycles – Live coding music with Algorithmic patterns

Tidal Cycles is a free, open-source live coding environment written in Haskell that enables musicians to create algorithmic music patterns using code and SuperCollider synthesis. It allows users to design flexible, polyphonic, and polyrhythmic sequences and has inspired a family of similar tools, including the web-based Strudel environment. The software is used by a diverse community of musicians for composition, improvisation, and algorithmic music exploration.