personal_username

I'm trying to create a simple piano generative composition.

Right now to handle rythm I use a very primitive system based on [metro] and milliseconds, but I'd like to use transport instead. So i can change the tempo. I tried to replicate this very rude patch with transport but couldn't do that! Yes, I must learn a bit more about music notation *_*

are there any suggestion you can give me? some external, some simple patch that will help me compose algorithmically in a more elegant and flexible way? any suggestion warmly welcommed! thanks a lot!

Hi all!
I'm trying to create a simple piano generative composition.
Right now to handle rythm I use a very primitive system based on [metro] and milliseconds, but I'd like to use transport instead. So i can change the tempo. I tried to replicate this very rude patch with transport but couldn't do that! Yes, I must learn a bit more about music notation *_*
are there any suggestion you can give me? some external, some simple patch that will help me compose algorithmically in a more elegant and flexible way? any suggestion warmly welcommed! thanks a lot!


rythm-and-transport

There is a full-featured and comprehensive demonstration of synchronised beat-divisions in the [transport] helpfile; just copy and paste what you need.

Hi
There is a full-featured and comprehensive demonstration of synchronised beat-divisions in the [transport] helpfile; just copy and paste what you need.

first of all thank you for your reply, I had time experiencing with transport.

This is a first try, and it looks like it is veery primitive, but I'd like to ask you if you think this could be the right approach... I have a very big patch and I'm going to convert everything to transport, so before i do that I'd like to know if this approach makes sense (even if it has a lot margin to be improved) or if it's stupid and non-efficient. Sorry but I have very very basic knowings in classical composition, so every help or tip is very welcommed!

Hi Brendan,
first of all thank you for your reply, I had time experiencing with transport.
This is a first try, and it looks like it is veery primitive, but I'd like to ask you if you think this could be the right approach... I have a very big patch and I'm going to convert everything to transport, so before i do that I'd like to know if this approach makes sense (even if it has a lot margin to be improved) or if it's stupid and non-efficient. Sorry but I have very very basic knowings in classical composition, so every help or tip is very welcommed!
thanks!


rythm and transport