For
live coding
For live coders who write patterns as text and change them while they play. A pattern drives notes only so far, not sample names or parameters.
patterns and sequencing
Notes and rhythms are written as steps, grids, rolls or text, and they play whatever chips they are wired to.
Also for: beatmakers
time, with or without a grid
A patch keeps time from its own clock, from another app or from no clock at all, and parts of it can keep different time.
Also for: beatmakers, spatial audio, stage ops
playing across a network
Machines on one network join the same room, keep the same tempo and report how they are running.
Also for: sound installations, spatial audio
handing it on
A finished patch goes to someone else as a plugin, a link that plays in the browser, or a box they plug in.
Also for: beatmakers, DSP and synth design, spatial audio
writing and inspecting DSP
You write the sound processing yourself in Koda and check what each part of it does to the signal.
Also for: DSP and synth design