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Sat Dec 01, 2018 3:00 am

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Empty Space | Alm update | chaotic genre

the last update seems to be the most useful ever since i started with this program, at least to me.

finally it is possible to edit all notes in one place using all available interpreters at the same time.

bass (ins:b1), drums (drums:d1), first melody (ins:m1) and 2nd melody (instrument:m2).

first events (as string), then pitch and then velocity …
these will be expanded for the whole bone, some operators are available as well, also functions can be called in different places.

documentation is not ready yet and i need webspace somewhere.

here the second theme, the first theme is more chaotic because i used all 12 tones, the second is easier to listen to.

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    <bone>
        <id>b2</id>
        <signature>4/4</signature>
        <key>0</key>
        <degree>5 5 5 5</degree>
        
        bdsn = "16pnnn" "[c3:15,d3]" "25%-50%:1" + "4" "c3d" "85%";
        hat = "8+88 8-88" "[f#3:11,a#3,c#4:33%]" "90% 60%";

        drums : d1 = bdsn + hat
        
        ins:b1 = "8x2" "c3c[c4,c3,g]c c[h2,c3,g]cc" "88 88 111 88 88 105 88 77"

        ins:m1 = "2/1|1.2" "c4.[g:2,a]" "75%-90%"
        | "8x2" "c4.[g,a,e5]" "44%"

        ins:m2 = "16x4" "fig = c5de|edc|cegh?; fig::fig" "33%-66%:1" . glue "95%"
        | "8x2" "fig=c5de|ceg|e6dc; fig::fig" "25%-75%:1" . glue "85%"
        
        <tempo>120-135</tempo>

    </bone>
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