This is the programming language that is used for many of Nightradio's apps (The creator of SunVox) and is specialized for making audio and visualization type of programs apps.
Also available directly on your device for coding and playing back the coded creations.
Some examples are included that can be used.

So it is now updated which means that hopefully Virtual ANS will be updated to soon!
As they go hand in hand and have noticed that it normally gets updated as Pixilang expands and brings the expansion into Nightradio's other apps.

Here is what is new:

• new documentation: http://www.warmplace.ru/wiki/pixilang:manual_en;
• multitouch support has been added to the Linux and Windows (7 and higher) versions;
• Raspberry Pi support (OpenGL ES 2.0, no mouse cursor);
• Linux arm64 support (tested on PINE64 64-bit Single Board Computer) (SDL-based, no OpenGL);
• additional parameter (optional) tnum (number of triangles) has been added to triangles3d() and sort_triangles3d();
• new built-in global variable UI_FONT_SCALE - use it to scale the text in your UI; variables like this can be changed by user in the system settings of Pixilang;
• new built-in container LANG_NAME with the name of current system language (in POSIX format [language][_TERRITORY][.CODESET][@modifier]); examples: en_US, ru_RU.utf8;
• new functions: set_pixel_size(), get_pixel_size(); use it to change the size of the screen pixels;
• optimization of the following functions: wavetable_generator(), apply_filter();
• Pixilang is now optimized for OpenGL ES 2.0;
• new OpenGL functions (working with shaders): gl_new_prog(), gl_use_prog(), gl_uniform(), gl_uniform_matrix();
• new OpenGL constants (default shader names) for the gl_new_prog(): GL_SHADER_SOLID, GL_SHADER_GRAD, GL_SHADER_TEX_ALPHA_SOLID, GL_SHADER_TEX_ALPHA_GRAD, GL_SHADER_TEX_RGB_SOLID, GL_SHADER_TEX_RGB_GRAD;
• new flag for the copy(): COPY_CLIPPING;
• ability to import the loop points from WAV file; the following container properties will be created: loop_start, loop_len, loop_type (1-normal,2-ping-pong);
• INT8 mode has been removed from wavetable_generator();
• maximum number of containers can be defined by the pixi_containers_num parameter in the pixilang_config.ini file;
• revised examples;
• new graphics examples: primitives, multitouch, coordinates, demo01;
• new OpenGL examples: shaders, shaders2, shaders3;
• new libraries (lib directory): gfx_primitives;
• bugs fixed.

To get it go here:

http://warmplace.ru/soft/pixilang/

Mr Nightradios programming language that has been used for a lot of his creations are now updated. Remember that you can use it directly on your device!

The update is containing:
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------* * added AIFF support (load only);
* added progressive JPEG support;
* new functions: new_filter(), remove_filter(), reset_filter(), init_filter(), apply_filter() - for working with recursive (IIR) and nonrecursive (FIR) digital filters;
* new function: wavetable_generator() - very fast multichannel sampler, where the sample is always looped and fixed-size (256 for 8bit data, or 32768 for 16bit data);
* new sound examples: filter_16bit, filter_16bit_fixed_point, filter_32bit;
* bugs fixed.
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Playstore link:
Pixilang

For Windows / Linux / OSX / WinCE / iOS:
http://www.warmplace.ru/soft/pixilang/

This is just something that have to get shared but take it as something that probably will happen but when and how etc... 
There will be Pixilang integration into SunVox...
For you that knows what that means you just know how great that will be! 
And how SunVox will become one Funky Monster of creative possibilities!
Yes have to study harder my programming skills to take advantage of Pixilang.
In either case there is already some code written by various persons and if it gets integrated there is a big possibility that it will explode as it will get a direct implementation and instant gratification being used inside SunVox.
This is for me crazy good news!

When Mr Nightradio made Virtual ANS  he used Pixilang so I guess this update is the direct result of that as he needed more functions implemented. 
Just wish that there some sort of manual for Pixilang... Have gone through some of the videos by Brian Muramatsu but got stumped on the third video ( which is also the reason I have not posted it yet ). 
Anyway for you programmers out there:
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Pixilang updated to version 3.4.7.
http://www.warmplace.ru/soft/pixilang

What is new:

• new built-in global variable UI_SCALE - use it to scale your UI elements; for example: button_size = PPI * UI_SCALE * 0.5;
• PIXILANG_VERSION format has been changed;
• OP_COPY is now also available for op_cn();
• new data processing operation for the op_cn(): OP_SUB2 (subtraction with reverse order of the operands (N - C1[ i ]));
• new data processing operations for the op_cc(): OP_EXCHANGE, OP_BMUL (if C2[ i ] == 0 { C1[ i ] = 0 }), OP_COMPARE;
• new data processing operations for the op_cc() and op_cn(): OP_COPY_LESS (copy only if C1[ i ] < C2[ i ]), OP_COPY_GREATER;
• new data processing operation for the op_ccn(): OP_MUL_RSHIFT (multiplication with bitwise right shift);
• now a container can be resized with interpolation; example: resize( img, 100, 100, PIXEL, RESIZE_INTERP2 );
• added flags for the resize() function: RESIZE_INTERP1 (rough), RESIZE_INTERP2 (linear), RESIZE_UNSIGNED_INTERP2, RESIZE_COLOR_INTERP1, RESIZE_COLOR_INTERP2;
• new option for the load() function: LOAD_FIRST_FRAME;
• new JPEG saving options (flags): JPEG_TWOPASS, JPEG_H1V1, JPEG_H2V1, JPEG_H2V2; see details in examples/graphics/save_jpeg.pixi;
• new functions: zlib_pack(), zlib_unpack() - for container compressing/decompressing using zlib;
• new function: show_memory_debug_messages( enable );
• new functions: color_gradient(), gradient();
• new function: split_ycbcr() - same as split_rgb() but for YCbCr conversion;
• new function: fprintf() - print formatted output to the stream (opened by fopen() or fopen_mem());
• new functions: logf() - send formatted output to the log buffer; get_log() - get the log buffer;
• new functions: set_disk0(), get_disk0(); see details in examples/graphics/virtual_disk.pixi;
• new functions: fload() and fsave() for loading and saving from/to the stream (which is opened by fopen() or fopen_mem());
• new function: fopen_mem() - open container like a file;
• new function: setxattr() (posix);
• new function: gl_draw_arrays() - hybrid of OpenGL functions glColor4ub(), glBindTexture(), glVertexPointer(), glColorPointer(), glTexCoordPointer(), glDrawArrays();
• new function: gl_blend_func() - full analog of the OpenGL function glBlendFunc() (specify pixel arithmetic);
• added ZLib constants (compression levels): Z_NO_COMPRESSION, Z_BEST_SPEED, Z_BEST_COMPRESSION, Z_DEFAULT_COMPRESSION;
• added OpenGL constants (modes) for the gl_draw_arrays(): GL_POINTS, GL_LINE_STRIP, GL_LINE_LOOP, GL_LINES, GL_TRIANGLE_STRIP, GL_TRIANGLE_FAN, GL_TRIANGLES;
• added OpenGL constants (operations) for the gl_blend_func(): GL_ONE, GL_ZERO, GL_SRC_COLOR, GL_ONE_MINUS_SRC_COLOR etc.;
• new console example: fopen_mem;
• new graphics examples: save_jpeg_to_memory, rotozoom4, rotozoom5, rotozoom6, ffmpeg_video_effects/zoom, log_messages, split_ycbcr, split_ycbcr2, gradient2, gradient3, zlib, fft2, gamma_correction;
• new OpenGL graphics example: primitives, blend_modes;
• new libraries (lib directory): ffmpeg_video_export, ffmpeg_video_import, pixitracker_audio_engine, pseudo_hdr, gl_primitives, gamma_correction;
• support of JACK Audio Connection Kit (for iOS and Linux);
• bugs fixed.

To get your Pixilang groove on, go here:
http://www.warmplace.ru/soft/pixilang/

So apart from the music being made in SunVox you can see some new Pixilang visualizations in the second part of the video...

Playstore link:
SunVox

So this is the second tutorial in Muramatsu series that will eventually lead us to be able to take a SunVox file and make any image dance to the tune of the music...
In the first was the instant gratification to make mysterious lights accompany the music.
This one is a step back in regards to entertainment but a first step towards something more exciting...
To go to the post regarding the first tutorial go here:
http://www.musicalandroid.com/1/post/2013/06/pixilang-tutorial-by-brian-muratsu-confusion-added-by-me.html
To get a first walkthrough of Pixilang go here:
http://www.musicalandroid.com/1/post/2013/06/brian-muramatsu-on-musical-android-regarding-pixilang.html
In both videos he opens a window in the beginning which looks different in some computers/devices and he starts the application by writing something that consequently opens Pixilang. If you get confused by this go look above and go to the post above that is linked- 
and you will see the more "normal" menu.
Also when he shows code it is in a black editor window and as I mentioned in the first tutorial it is not the window that pops up if you use Pixilang and it is not for editing the code it just shows the execution of the code. To see the code you have to use a text editor that you write the code in. 
I use one called notepad++ it is for free and can be downloaded here:
http://www.notepad-plus-plus.org/ 
This text editor will look differently than the one Muramatsu uses but the code is the same.
This must be a little bit funny to read this if you are a programmer because in the world of programming this stuff is for babies.  But the idea is to make it as clear as possible for a total novice. A week ago I did not understand any of this- total gobblegock... Going through the first tutorial understood slightly more and yesterday started to go through a book regarding programming for ten to twelve year olds just to be able to use Pixilang as it is becoming a new obsession of mine (my oh my, my poor family and friends!). Hopefully my head will be able to transmit to you the same learning process and inspire people to make more contributions...
As said in yesterday's post it is really interesting to be able to make other peoples code work directly on your device or just learn to manipulate existing code or write simple small programs for instant sound / image gratification.

Okay soooo much reading and so little action...
Just one last thing that was a little bit confusing in the video to make the music play you first go to the boot file that you download that Muramatsu precompiled so SunVox files can be opened directly which you see in the video (you can download the file in the end of the post). This opens Pixilang and you get to the menu to make music play by opening a SunVox song of your choosing... The idea is that you look at the code when you are seeing the videos to see where changes are made. And on last last thing after the video put the diagram as it is hard to see in the video also included in the download file...
ahh 
movietime

Here is the file that Muramatsu put together for the tutorial:

Brian Muramatsu Youtube channel:
https://www.youtube.com/user/btmura?feature=watch

Brian Muramatsu Hompage with interesting music/code and art and more:
https://sites.google.com/site/btmura/

Pixilang Homepage:
http://www.warmplace.ru/soft/pixilang/

Have good news and bad news!
If you are like me for sure you want the bad news first!
Okay so as you may or may not know this is a week when I wanted to delve into Pixilang and today I wanted to post a Tutorial but first I wanted to go through the tutorial but the bad news is that it will have to wait until next week...as time disappeared into black holes and today I have to let my daughter go with mother to country side so I can get Drunk and stupid showing SunVox for a friend and maybe sing a ballad or two.
Well that was not so bad was it!
Now for the good news.
Have finally at least taken my first step into the world of Pixilang and am starting to understand oh so slightly how it is working and it tastes good to my brain!
So think that Pixilang week will be expanded to Pixilang years!
Will definitely learn it and think that in a week or two will open up a new sub header just for Pixilang with tutorials and programs etc. 
I mean it should be very interesting for people that uses Android to learn it or at least how to incorporate and use the programs that other people have created- 
For example the 1 bit video that got posted yesterday- 
Here is a link to the code that got used to make the video:
http://www.warmplace.ru/forum/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=1336
(thanks for the link Victor!)
Still don't know how to make the code open a specific video but think that it is relatively easy to at least learn how to do something simple like that and you would not have to get into learning pure  programming. And there is more small programs like this on the Pixilang forum- But also like said would like to open a Subheader and maybe through pushing myself and talking about it endlessly here at Musical Android there will be more people using it or attract programmers to create more awesomeness to share...
It is so cool that it works on all major operating systems and some less known ones and on Android devices that is not so strong and it admits for example midi so you can create simple synth and hook up with keyboard. 
And just with a little bit more effort you can learn to create a Android app and put it up on the Playstore as mentioned before on other posts there already are some nice apps made with Pixilang like Pixitracker, Pixivisor, Pixelwave and Spectrumgen.
So to learn there will be tutorials and maybe i half a year or so a compilation into a readable file and to help us we already have Brian Muramatsu on the case and also contacted the man behind the Pixilang created video that got posted yesterday and he said that he will help us too! So slowly but surely we can crack the Pixilang code and Dan Brown can write another crappy book about us!
So until next week and unto continuously infinite future Pixilang on Musical Android.

Frank Malm 

Today as my daughter is sick and did not have any possibilities to go through the second Muramatsu tutorial  so this very nice one bit video to a 8 bit composition made in SunVox gets posted instead, it is by a man called Victor Rom.
Must find out how he did this!
Emailed him earlier today and hopefully he agrees to help us out...
Anyone help us learn Pixilang!!!
Please send any help to musicalandroid@yahoo.com or if there is something that you have made in Pixilang and wants to share with us...
In an earlier post there is a comment that people also make games with Pixilang-
Anyone have Pixilang game they want to share with us?
Can not offer any money but exposure to your work and the pleasure of helping us out...
Well at least the interested ones...
Enjoy the video!

Link-
Pixilang

What do PixiTracker, PixiVisor, and Soul Resonance have in common?

Pixilang.

It’s a programming language created by the same mad scientist behind Sunvox. It was used to create the sensory overload that was the Soul Resonance demo. It even powers PixiTracker, a colorful music tool that features a grumpy cast of mutants that juke and jive to your music. Pixilang also brought us some alien technology from the future in the form of PixiVisor. Now you can convert pictures of your cats into sonic pulses. And back.

Pixilang is available on many platforms. However, did you know it’s FREE and available on Android?

Let’s go download the Pixilang app and check out some of the cool demos:

1. Download the Pixilang app from Play Store here.

2. Start the Pixilang app by tapping on the icon that looks like cyborg Terminator bug:

3. An anxious dialog will pop up and ask you to select a program. Select the graphics folder by tapping the row that says graphics in yellow:

4. Drag the faint scrollbar down till you see the demos prefixed with tiny_generator.

5. Now tap one of the tiny generator rows to select it and press OK to launch it. You should see something like this:

6. Still with me? I’m glad you didn’t get hypnotized. You can press the back button on your device to go back to the menu and try more trancetastic demos.

Congratulations! You just successfully ran a Pixilang program. These programs are just text files containing Pixilang commands, so you can modify them and run them immediately in the app to see the results.

Not comfortable with coding? Don’t forget to bask in the glory that is Pixilang by trying out the free PixiTracker demo or riding the pixels with PixelWave. Me? Well, I better get back to transmogrifying some cats over the air waves. See you later!


Brian Muramatsu

6/12/2013


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So there you go.
A short introduction by Brian Muramatsu the creator of the only tutorials how to use Pixilang and hopefully he will lead us far into the rabbit hole with many more tutorials.

So with certain success managed to understand the tutorial!
You have to understand that for me this has been a long and hard day!
Was crying a little bit.
No it was not too hard what took time was that you are supposed to use a text editor to be able to program as you don't do it directly in Pixilang- when that finally got understood and did not try to enter text in the Pixilang window everything fell more or less into place-
And now me too can do glittering floaty stuff in tune with my SunVox compositions.

If you are a programmer maybe you should stop reading now...
And if you are as zero % as me when it comes to programming take my hand and lets see what we can learn because if I could learn to do this you will too.
 (if you have the interest of course).
Well it is not really any kind of programming more a manipulation of existing code...

So lets begin:
In the video  there is one thing of importance that did not get brought up and that is that you need a text editor to write the code. 
Downloaded a free one called notepad++ and it seems fine.
So in the video when he shows code it will look different because he uses Linux and another text editor- So what I want to say is that if you use the text editor notepad++ it looks like this-

So what you want to understand is that you open the text editor and from there you go to the Pixilang archive you want to open in the case of the video tutorial it would be in the Soul resonance folder and open the file called boot. So now you have access to the code which you can manipulate and even if you save the file as ".txt" Pixilang will load it and do whatever you have programmed. 
Okay so here is the video that have been posted before at Musical Android but without me blubbering on beforehand.

So hope that have peaked your interest because if you learn just some of Pixilang it can be a way to do nice videos or why not take it farther and do some music applications that you can open in your Android Device, as PixiTracker, Pixelwave and SoundGen are made with Pixilang and not too forget the Cool Application Pixivisor.
Have to love that one of the selling points of PixiVisor is for EVP experiments!

Well will the rest of the week continue my small investigation into Pixilang and will go through the second tutorial that Muramatsu have made and hopefully learn some more!
Also must mention that Muramatsu have said that he would write something for us regarding Pixilang and that DA DA DA make another tutorial this weekend!
Hooray for Brian!
Also want to show you all that I had success- 
(also learned that the screen recorder is not very good for sound even on the highest settings- used Camtasia and if someone have a better suggestion regarding the sound qualities and another screen recorder please let me know at  musicalandroid@yahoo.com)

Don't forget that the album Soul Resonance that Nightradio have provided on his website free of charge that uses Pixilang for visualisation- the files also contains the SunVox files so you can really study how he makes the music. (if you have SunVox of course).


Download links: 
Pixilang
Night radios album Soul Resonance Pixilang visualisations and the SunVox files
notepad++ text editor

So this man is the only one that posted some kind of tutorials regarding Pixilang and tomorrow there will be me crying in front of a screen trying to learn...
What he teaches is how to do this kind of imagery going together with SunVox and creating a instant music video...This is something that Nightradio is using for his videos too so during this week I will post some of those too.

My interest would be to learn how to do this and then be able to create any kind of imagery for instant video not only circles and squares...

Webpage/Download:
Pixilang

So if you used the funky app Pixitracker you will be shocked to see this early incarnation...
Also the sound is horrible... not because of the application but for the sound recording.
But why oh why post such a video- 
Well let me tell you- 
The idea is to have a Pixilang themed week- Pixilang is a small programming language that is for free for Windows, Linux, WinCE, OSX, iOS (sources only ) and of course for  Android.
Being very interesting as it is the only (that I know of) programming language that is made for Audio/Visual programming that you can do programming  with directly on your device...
It comes with some small already made programs that can be useful.
It was used for creating:

PixiTracker - simple and fun sample based tracker with minimalistic pixel interface
PixiVisor - revolutionary tool for audio-visual experiments
Soul Resonance - audio-visual album
PixelWave and SpectrumGen synths
Northern Forests and Dragon's Game videos
Tangerine Birthro 2012

So there is very limited information for how to program in this language and me not being a programmer wants to learn so if you have anything to send to share with us here or any help please do so to musicalandroid@yahoo.com the best that I could find is the videos that a man called Brian Muramatsu posted on youtube and I will during the week go through the tutorials that he made and they will be posted here.
It is an itch that I cannot stop scratching this Pixilang.

Download link:
Pixilang

Ahhh- 
the elusive Pixilang- 
well at least for me as my programming skills are about minus something zero. 
But this seems quite easy to do even for someone like me...
Video Tutorial by Brian Muramatsu Second video also by Brian Muramatsu as a further demonstration of what can be done and finally music by Mr Nightradio himself.

Link to youtube channel of Brian Muramatsu:
http://www.youtube.com/user/btmura?feature=watch

Playstore links:
SunVox

Pixilang

Pixilang a programming language that is used for example in creating the applications Pixitracker/Pixitracker 1 Bit, Pixelwave and Spectrumgen am not sure but it is a big  possibility that is is also used for Pixivisor...
Anyway even though slowly trying to learn how to program a little bit (very slowly). 
Must admit that Pixilang flys high and out of reach for me but it does comes with some already made goodies when it comes to audio and image manipulation 
and if you now how or understand how these things work 
you can create all kinds of fun things...
Anyway here is a list of the new features and it looks very interesting:

• new effects for effector() function: EFF_SPREAD_LEFT, EFF_SPREAD_RIGHT, EFF_SPREAD_UP, EFF_SPREAD_DOWN;
• new ASIO driver options;
• audio input (Mic/Line-in) is now also available for Linux (ALSA), Windows (MME,DirectSound,ASIO), Windows Mobile (with full duplex drivers only) and OSX;
• added Prefs (Preferences) button in the starting screen;
• new function: create_directory();
• new function: get_flags() - get container flags;
• new function: prefs_dialog() - show global Pixilang preferences;
• new function: open_url() - open web browser window with selected URL;
• new function: vsync(): vsync(1) - enable vertical synchronization; vsync(0) - disable;
• new graphics examples: split_rgb2, effector2, effector3;
• bugs fixed.

and yes it is for free and there is version and the files are interchangable inbetween-
Windows,Linux,WinCE (WinMobile),OSX,IOS(sources only).+sources and of course Android.

Playstore link:
Pixilang
Website Link for the other versions and a better explanation:
http://www.warmplace.ru/soft/pixilang/