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Welcome, Guest: to the kyma • tweaky A web site reflecting the collective expertise of the Kyma community.

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Share your knowledge of Kyma, sound design, perception, audio gear, interfaces, and follow your curiosity wherever it may lead...

Tutorials and Tips

• Video Tutorials: Short video tutorials on various aspects of Kyma
• The Top 50: The 50 questions most often asked by Kyma beginners
• Keyboard Shortcuts: Kyma commands at your fingertips.
• Kyma Tutorials
• Sound Deconstructed: See some Kyma Sound dissected
• QuickTips: various and sundry tips for streamlining your Kyma experience

Extra Kyma Documentation

• Setting up the Paca(rana) to use with Kyma
• List of currently supported audio and MIDI converters
• Open Sound Control Documentation for Kyma X.74 (and newer)
• Using the Nintendo Wiimote with Kyma: An introduction to using Nintendo Wii accessories as Kyma controllers by way of OSCulator
• Configuring the BCF2000 for use with Kyma
• Configuring a Wacom tablet for use with Kyma
• Tau editor documentation
• Tips on integrating Kyma with your other audio software and hardware: Share your audio routing, studio setups, software configuration tips
• Kyma X Revealed!: Kyma X Revealed! Addenda, questions, feedback, corrections, additions
• Old Documentation: PDFs of documentation prior to Kyma X

Other Resources on kyma•tweaky

• The How section is a discussion of sound design questions and advice.
• The Know section is a database of computer hardware, software, and operating system problems with solutions.

Additional Resources

• Glossary: Curious about a term you've heard (often used but never explained)?
• Workshops, short courses, training seminars, private coaching: A partial listing of private coaches, training seminars, workshops and short courses on Kyma
• Universities, conservatories, institutes where you can learn more about Kyma: A partial listing of educational institutions where Kyma is a part of the curriculum
• Why: Questions about sound, acoustics, and digital audio
• Third party Libraries: sample libraries that you recommend for use with Kyma
• Smalltalk

Miscellaneous Information and Musings

• Intriguing sound and music links: links to audio-related news, journal articles, websites, etc.
• Essays and opinion pieces on sound and music
• ComplementaryControllers: additional software or hardware to work with Kyma
• Recommendations on ancillary equipment
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