• Most music software uses piano roll midi editors. This is an alternative - writing scripts to generate sounds.
• C# makes a reasonable scripting language, given that we have the compiler available to us at run time.
• Supports midi and midi-over-OSC.
• While the primary intent is to generate music-by-code, runtime interaction is also supported using midi or OSC inputs.
• It's called Nebulator after a MarkS C++ noisemaker called Nebula which allowed manipulation of synth parameters using code.
• Requires VS2022 and .NET6.

• Main window includes the transport control and one per channel controls.
• Also has log and comm tracing. Note that comm tracing has an impact on performance so use it judiciously.
• Basically open a .neb file, press compile, then run.
• Use your favorite external text editor. The application will watch for changes you make and indicate that recompile is needed. I use Sublime - you can associate .neb files with C# for pretty-close syntax coloring.
• Click on the settings icon to edit your devices and options.

See the Examples directory for material while perusing the docs.

• Script Syntax
• Script API
• Internals

• NAudio (Microsoft Public License).
• Application icon: Charlotte Schmidt (Copyright © 2009 of Charlotte Schmidt).
• Button icons: Glyphicons Free (CC BY 3.0).
• Markdown rendering: Markdeep.