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I've had The SuperCollider Book for YEARS, but I don't know that I've ever read more than a dozen pages. At page 4 in my latest attempt.
Just had the brainfart that I can use the threading macro. Don't know if I've done that before. It has been a while.
(definst bloop [] (-> (lf-noise0 12) (* 600) (+ 1000) (sin-osc 0.3)))
That's cool. I never really got the threading macro until reading this today https://clojure.org/guides/threading_macros