Comment by chaosprint

Csound is legend. You can find almost all the sound effects in csound, and the score of csound is an exclusive feature.

Compared with Csound, Glicol has a completely different logic in syntax, which is much more lightweight and focused on sound synthesis and live coding. The core logic of Glicol can actually use "organized numbers" to make music. Numbers are used between nodes, and you can even "listen" to an envelope. Controlling these nodes is like having countless sound modules. The original idea of Glicol was that after I became familiar with DAW and modular synthesizers, I wanted to design a language that could simulate this workflow.