Is it possible to use Tidal/SuperDirt to manipulate video? For example take a video sample of some singing and splice it so you hear the audio but also see the video cut up and rearranged accordingly a la Coldcut.
I don't know how this would work technically, with SuperCollider being all about sound, but I'm sure someone must have tried it.
I'm pretty sure I have already seen such a thing (although maybe not in Tidal), but I can't remember from whom.
But since Tidal is a generalist pattern language, not limited to sound, it is certainly feasible.
You could definitely do it with Max 
. Max can listen for OSC and has a video component that has a number of control points, including start position.
@cortesana.malinali and @ivanabreu do this sort of thing I think with resolume
@tadokoro does it with OpenFrameworks
As @th4 says, Tidal is basically a system for sending out patterned network messages using the standard OSC protocol, so it is fairly straightforward to swap supercollider for any visualiser that takes OSC as input.
That makes sense, thanks.
The idea sounds like a p5 sketch.
I've done some stuff with sending tidal messages to p5 with a project I did called p5jsdirt, but the project is kind of old and poorly documented.
I'd be happy to look into video playback over osc via p5.js
i am sending osc info to xjadeo
(on linux, tried on mac but didnt work,
maybe some trouble with my xjadeo config)
using this patch from hjh: