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David Braun & Ge Wang discuss Faust and ChucK with TouchDesigner

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CCRMA MST student David Braun and Music Professor Ge Wang joined four members of Derivative, makers of the visual programming language TouchDesigner, for a discussion of David's new audio and music-related software plugins. One plugin known as TD-Faust integrates the Faust signal processing language into TouchDesigner, while the other, known as ChucKDesigner, integrates ChucK, a music programming language of which Professor Wang is the chief designer and architect. Professor Wang introduced and demonstrated ChucK to an audience of TouchDesigner users who showed interest in using Faust and ChucK for their own TouchDesigner projects. The full interview can be found on YouTube: 

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