andrea agostini

It's not without some pride that we announce that bach - automated composer's helper has reached the 0.5 version.

bach is a suite of externals and patches aimed to algorithmic composition and list processing, with a couple of very powerful graphical sequencers and editors for musical notation. Everything is thoroughly documented, and a set of tutorials is available as well.

While we still have good reason to call it an alpha release, it's a major step forward from the previous version, in terms of both usability and stability.

As usual, bach can be downloaded for free (in both mac and win flavors) at 

http://www.bachproject.net/bach/download.html

The bach team - Andrea Agostini and Daniele Ghisi

As usual, bach can be downloaded for free (in both mac and win flavors) at http://www.bachproject.net/bach/download.html

The bach team - Andrea Agostini and Daniele Ghisi


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It's a very nice library, for my part. Looks like it's missing the binary list ops, though.

I'm afraid I'm not sure about what you mean with "binary list ops". There are plenty of ways of taking two lists, and obtaining a third one after some operation: just to name a few, concatenation (bach.append), interleaving (bach.lace), element-wise mathematical operations (bach.expr and all the related abstractions), set operations (bach.union, bach.intersection and others)...

But maybe I'm not understanding your remark, which in fact I'm very interested in. Could you explain a little more, or just give me some examples?

By the way, if you prefer this discussion could go on on the bach forum, at 

By the way, if you prefer this discussion could go on on the bach forum, at http://www.bachproject.net/forum/

[ANN] bach - automated composer's helper v0.5 alpha released