documentation-Estuary
| Tutorials | Tutorials on MiniTidal (TidalCycles), Hydra, & CineCer0 |
MiniTidal: Advance References
Just check the following references if you are interested in exploring more advance MiniTidal features.
Examples in Estuary
In https://estuary.mcmaster.ca/:
Click on the ? Button located in the top-right corner.
A menu with information will appear. Click where it says MiniTidal.
You can copy/paste the available examples and play around.
The Estuary Discord server - all welcome! Sign-up at the following link (note that it’s recommended to make an account on discord.com first): https://discord.gg/snvFzkPtFr
If you would like to know more information about some of the functions, you can look for them on the search tool at https://tidalcycles.org/ (located on the top-right corner). See the bellow information if you do this.
TidalCycles Vs MiniTidal
MiniTidal is a slightly reduced version of TidalCycles.
- You can check tutorials directly on the TidalCycles official webpage, such as this: https://tidalcycles.org/docs/patternlib/tutorials/workshop
Something important to mention is that the MiniTidal version in Estuary differs slightly from the original Tidal Cycles syntax.
For example, in Estuary, you can run the following line:
s "cp"
But in Tidal Cycle’s workshops and references, you will find the the following structures:
d1 $ s “cp"once $ s "cp"
If you use the references and examples from Tidal’s website, do not add structures such as d1 $ or once $.
Additionally, some functions, such as feedback or room won’t work.
Use personalized samples
Using your own samples in Estuary is possible, but it has a work around using GitHub pages. You can follow these tutorials: