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Advanced Object-Oriented Programming in Music and Audio Computing

Explore the essentials of object-oriented programming with a focus on music and audio computing in this course. Delve into examples using languages such as Smalltalk, Java, and C++. Gain practical experience with DMIX, Kyma, SuperCollider, and Max/MSP. Topics include encapsulation, data manipulation, methods, instantiation, and the concept of messages. The course also covers procedural programming concepts using C, Pascal, and Basic, helping students build a robust foundation in programming for music applications.

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Advanced Object-Oriented Programming in Music and Audio Computing

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  1. Music & Audio Computing I Friday 8:35am -11:25amMUMT 306 C204 / UCL (E-230) Ichiro Fujinaga Ich@music.mcgill.ca

  2. Object-Oriented Programming I • Examples: • Smalltalk, Java, C++ • DMIX, Kyma, SuperCollider, Max/MSP • Procedural Programming • C, Pascal, Basic MUMT 306

  3. Object-Oriented Programming II • Encapsulation • Data • Functions (Methods) • Instantiation • Object is an instance of a Class • Messages • Numbers (MIDI), words, lists, bangs • Inheritance MUMT 306

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