Collectives in cities around the world are bringing computer languages to the club. By Luke Winkie On a computer, Sonic Pi looks like any other coding language. It’s a mess of numbers, parentheticals, ...

While working as a postdoctoral researcher at Cambridge University, Sam Aaron created a software tool called Sonic Pi that could compose music on the fly with just a few lines of simple programming.

There are a lot of ways to make music with a computer… and the computer doesn’t even need to be all that powerful. You can even use synthesizer software to play tunes on a $5 Raspberry Pi Zero ...