ProxySpace turns the SuperCollider environment into a namespace of live-redefinable audio proxies

ProxySpace is an environment that returns a NodeProxy for every unknown variable access instead of raising an error. After pushing a ProxySpace, writing ~bass = { SinOsc.ar(60) } creates and starts a NodeProxy named \bass without needing to write Ndef explicitly. This makes the session feel more like patching a modular system. ProxySpace can be combined with other environments (see jitlib_basic_concepts_02). It is the access scheme many beginners encounter first, while Ndef is preferred in portable scripts because it is explicit.

Examples

p = ProxySpace.push(s) ~kick = { Impulse.ar(2) } ~kick.play ~kick = { LFPulse.ar(4) } // redefine live

Assessment

Push a ProxySpace and define two proxies. Feed one as the frequency input to the other. Then redefine the modulator and describe the result.