Use more generic vocabulary #291
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Sardine also relies on SuperDirt for sampling. Added a mention in the README.md file.
More generic vocabulary: listening on port ...
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This commit is introducing two very small changes to SuperDirt:
README.mdfile to indicate that Sardine also uses it.SuperDirt.scto make the vocabulary more generic. Instead ofListening to Tidal on port, it will sayListening on port.SuperDirt is a generic tool for SuperCollider and I suppose that my project is not the only one that piggybacks on the top of it nowadays. It would be nice to reflect that in the repository not to lock the interest of many others that would benefit from using it as well.