I'm still lurking, and still playing with music &a...
# of-music
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I'm still lurking, and still playing with music & live coding stuff. I've just been a bit busy lately. Part of my current effort is to try to make a combination note and text editor view for sheet music. I think there is interesting potential here to have a 2-way text->music representation that can be edited both as a simple stream of text tokens, and as visual notes. ... but for now I'm working on the complex issue of drawing musical notes and converting from a stream of tokens representing the music. If you've seen my previous work, you'll know one of my interests is closing the gap between the live-coded music and the expectation of how it will sound.
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Good to see you!
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I don’t think they’ve done work on bi-directional representation (which would be nice!), but if you haven’t seen it check out Opus Modus (https://opusmodus.com/) for a code -> score implementation…
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Interesting project - d’you have a link to your repos / demos anywhere?
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The note stuff isn't public yet; and still experimental. You can see earlier live coding work in this talk I did for the audio programmers;

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89fq3bOQddw&t=6sâ–ľ

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Thanks @Charlie Roberts - that's an interesting looking project I haven't seen before; but I can't see where they are converting to score? Ah, OK, found it.
I had been thinking along similar lines actually, with a bracketed structure to indicate new notes, such as (e4 q) (e6 q) etc.