Audio programming languages

Audio programming languages are specialized tools designed to create, manipulate, and process sound digitally. They allow developers and sound designers to write code that generates music, effects, or analyzes audio signals in a precise and flexible way. These languages often include libraries and features optimized for real-time sound processing, enabling complex audio workflows. Examples include Max/MSP, SuperCollider, and Pure Data. By using these languages, users can craft unique sounds, automate audio tasks, and experiment with sound design in ways that traditional software might not easily support.