- SuperCollider Homepage
- The main hub of all things SuperCollider.
- SuperCollider Wiki
- A good source of community-edited SuperCollider docs.
- The SuperCollider Book
- Highly recommended. There are excerpt chapters on the site so you can get a taste for it.
- Nick Collins
- Musician, performer and programmer extraordinaire. He has a lot of music informatics-related SuperCollider extensions on his site, including the forever useful bbcut library.
- Jan Trützschler von Falkenstein
- You know what, *all* of these people are musicians, performers and programmers extraordinaire. It's a SuperCollider thing. There are lots of examples of Jan's work here.
- James Harkins
- James develops the very thorough and very useful dewdrop_lib in SuperCollider.
- Lance J. Putnam
- Lots of very useful extensions!
- Sergio Lugue
- Plenty of music here from the very prolific Sergio Lugue.
- Dan Stowell
- Dan does a lot of machine listening/learning work. He is also a very active livecoder.
- James McCartney
- SuperCollider was written by James McCartney over a period of many years, and is now an open source (GPL) project maintained and developed by various people.
- SuperCollider Users mailing list
- A very very very useful mailing list - essential if you want to get serious with SuperCollider.
- Julio d'Escrivan
- Julio is an audiovisual composer and performer. He has contributed to the SuperCollider Book.
- Fredrik Olofsson
- Another genius musician, performer and programmer extraordinaire - with a visual bent as well. Lots of very good code here.
- Thor Magnusson (IXI Software)
- Lots of really nice UI stuff here.
- Till Bovermann
- Till has done a lot of work on Tangible Auditory Interfaces and sonification classes in SuperCollider.
- Joshua Parmenter
- Josh has contributed loads of plugins and extensions to the SuperCollider project. On this site you can listen to some of the music he has created with SuperCollider.
- Simon Blackmore
- Simon is an artist - a lot of his installation work is documented here.
