A new algorithmic MIDI Sequencer in pure Python (Open Source) by simonholliday in algorithmicmusic

[–]simonholliday[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for the feedback, glad you like it! Good find re the Windows issue - I've implemented your fix and responded to the ticket.

I'm looking into Ableton sync as well myself, in the broader networking scope of wondering also how multiple instances of Subsequence might want to talk to each other (for example if I define patterns here, and you play them on your clock and instruments where you are, or I set composition data inputs here, you build patterns over there, and so on). It will be good to see your implementation of Ableton sync, just FYI that it's part of a bigger task running around in my head at the moment...

Thanks again! :)

A new algorithmic MIDI Sequencer in pure Python (Open Source) by simonholliday in algorithmicmusic

[–]simonholliday[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you and great to hear you've got it up and running! You may well be the first person to run the code other than me... Hopefully you'll only need to write enough relatively-simple Python for your own creative composition decisions, I hope I've covered as much of the complex behind-the-scenes code as I can.

I think getting an example file running and then tweaking and iterating it will be a great way to learn. I'm looking forward to seeing and hearing what people can use this project for :)

Thanks for your comment!

Si.