clojure overtone (at command)

Question

What does at do actually in clojure? I saw this example in internet making a loop for overtone and cant get the meaning of at:

(defn looper [nome sound]
  (let [beat (nome)]
     (at (nome beat) (sound))
      (apply-at (nome (inc beat)) looper nome sound [])))`

and if someone knows of a good tutorial for overtone for an absolute beginner, it would be highly appreciated. — , Jun 22 '15 at 21:27

score 5 · Answer 1 · answered Jun 22 '15 at 22:18

The at command is a part of overtone, not Clojure.

The overtone cheatsheet shows that it is a timing function:

Also you can look at both github and the wiki:

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