Programming Language Features
| Name | Textual/graphical | Object-oriented | Type system |
|---|---|---|---|
| Audulus | Graphical | No | |
| ChucK | Textual | Yes | Static |
| Csound | Textual/Graphical (FLTK) | No | |
| Impromptu | Mostly textual | - | Dynamic & static |
| Max/MSP | Graphical | No | |
| nsound | Textual | Yes | Dynamic |
| Pure Data | Graphical | No | |
| Reaktor | Graphical | No | |
| SuperCollider | Textual/Graphical (Cocoa/Swing/Qt) | Yes | Dynamic |
| MPEG-4/SA | Textual | No | No |
| Usine | Graphical | Yes (scripts) | Dynamic |
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