Hello Billy,
Le 18/11/2016 à 11:19, Billy Stiltner a écrit :
what about sequencing from javascript? javascript isn't good enough even for a 90 bpm sequencer sending note ons and offs monophonically
I don't think that the old clock sequencer design is a good idea for realtime sequencing in a network in any language, particulary in internet handshaking environment...
Client and server should communicate packets containing a whole musical
sentence for avoiding almost all lagging problems, and get an accurate
interpretation of tuplets.
That's why I've made once an abstraction called [list-tuplet] that is interpreting a message converted to a sequence. Since version 0.46, Miller has implemented an exemple illustrating what I'm saying in list-help.pd.
Almost all interpreted languages should be able to handle this kind of sequencing.