Orca
A live-coding music sequencer where every letter of the alphabet is an operator. Route signals through a 2D grid to generate sound.
Created by Hundred Rabbits
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How to Use
• Orca is a visual programming language for creating music and sound patterns • Click anywhere on the grid to place your cursor, then type letters and numbers to create operators • Each operator performs a specific function - for example, "D" moves data in a direction, "A" adds numbers • Press spacebar to play/pause the sequencer that runs your program • Use arrow keys to move the cursor around the grid • Press backspace or delete to erase operators • The grid updates in real-time as operators process data and trigger sounds • Operators work together in chains - output from one becomes input for another • Numbers represent data values, letters represent different operator functions • Connect to MIDI devices or use built-in sounds to hear your patterns • Press F1 to see the full list of available operators and their functions • Save your work with Ctrl+S, load files with Ctrl+O