@jellea @defsprite kind of related to Loop (I might be there as well): Anything you could point me at, to get Overtone integrated with Ableton Live? A general approach like VST would be awesome. However, maybe Max for Live (don´t know much about it yet) could be even better, like more powerful and flexible. VST is on the Overtone Roadmap: https://github.com/overtone/overtone/blob/master/docs/roadmap.md#vst-plugin-capabliity

nblumoe: there are a lot of jar -> vsti wrappers out there, didnt try them yet

played with max for live and that was a great experience

way more integrated than any vst (user interface wise)

But, I know Ableton has an api and you might be able to interface from Overtone as well

oh really? need to have another look maybe. tbh I am not a die hard Live fan. However, after evaluating Studio One once again, I think I would rather stick to Live and might consider getting Max for Live if it's actually fun for a developer (in the end I am way more engineering than musician)

API? any URLs for reference?

I would say Max/MSP (and Pure Data) is great for developers too. You can go really deep. What do like to do? More sample based stuff? Or raw synthesis?

Ha, no concrete ideas. Would be just playing around for enjoyment and relaxation, not really purpose driven other than that. That being said, I the synthesis would be more appealing to me for programming stuff.

@andrei: you either use bidi or compojure - both are routing libs with bidi offering also the other direction for generating hypermedia links

@andrei: by error handling, I was more referring to business logic related conditionals which lead to various 400 error codes. Stuff you can’t handle by middleware.

@akiel: by error handling I was referring to the same thing too - business logic - my point was that is not hard to do with compojure neither. on bidi, yes is an interesting approach and I like the declarative style. only that for me it feels a bit too much.

if you have 1-3 resources, compojure is enough for me.

@andrei: yes for 1-3 resources compojure is ok

@akiel: although I must admit that bidi or liberator did not convince me.

@andrei: what do you miss in bidi? I think it just does routing and URI generation very well. For liberator, the web machine graph sometimes limits one, but it's still better than a big mess of if-statements.

to be honest I never used it in production, or for any app

maybe I need to see some real world examples

on choosing clojure web libs, this is a useful post http://www.lispcast.com/what-web-framework-should-i-use

@codebeige: may I use your cupcake picture in a ClojureBridge blogpost? https://twitter.com/codebeige/status/619804392284422144

@martinklepsch: sure, thnx for asking.

I’ll link it to the original tweet