some cool things about this: 1. it's all using normal python structures: lists are sequences subdivided over the specified time, tuples are processed in parallel (for allow for chords or parallel sequences). this means I can take advantage of native python list/tuple features!
2. I didn't have to write any C++ code in order to pull this off, it's all just some python on top of the existing system. you can see all the (small amount of) code responsible for the sequence parsing in that video above!
here's a fun demo that shows off how you can use python list comprehension to play with the finished sequence from above:
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hello friends! I am happy to announce that after 10 years of development, my project bespoke synth is finally ready for its full 1.0.0 release on mac, windows, and linux. you can get it for free at bespokesynth.com
if you think bespoke is cool, come join the bespoke synth discord at discord.gg/YdTMkvvpZZ, where I hope to form a community of users to share what they're doing with bespoke, and help drive the directions that bespoke should develop
(a big thank you to my prerelease discord users, by the way, for helping me to get bespoke ready for 1.0.0!)