News

It’s been a while since there was news from Prynth, but although quiet we’ve continued hard at work in our evil machinations.

In September last year we launched an experimental beta 0.4 distro, that incorporated just-in-time compiling capabilities, so that SuperCollider programs could executed on-the-fly. Since then we talked to several Prynth users and found key areas were we could make it better, thus deciding to take our time to make a new major revision in both hardware and software.

We are currently planning on a March release and the expected goodies include:

• Just-in-time compiling.
• Automatic execution of code blocks a la SuperCollider.
• Better management of Post window and errors.
• All new Muxi Control board, with I2C and SPI for digital devices.
• Full Serial RX/TX between SuperCollider and the Teensy.
• New sensor filtering implementation, based on the one euro filter by Casiez and team.
• Updated versions of Debian, SuperCollider and Node JS modules.
• Bug crushing.

We’d also like to take the opportunity to welcome Ajin Tom and Harish Venkatesan, who have joined the team to help in the development of this new release.

As always, if you have any suggestions, bug reports or instruments to show us, use the contacts on the webpage (prynth.github.io).

Stay tuned!