What is Resonon?

Resonon is a programming language for making music and sound. It can be used for live-coding shows, creating custom instruments or effects, sound-design, or for rendering algorithmic compositions offline.

The language ships with its own audio and MIDI processing engine. It loads VST3 and CLAP plugins, supports complex modulation and routing, and provides a low-level DSP system for building custom instruments and effects directly in Resonon code. A module and project system lets you share kits, patches, and full compositions. For cases where you need to go deeper, an FFI lets you write custom Rust code and call it from within Resonon.

In short: Resonon is like a headless DAW with full programmatic control, custom DSP engine, and advanced sequencing capabilities.