Maybe I miss the "Regex" way of doing this with Biset, but a feature I use a lot with other live languages (Tidal, etc.) are sub-sequences which subdivide one beat instead of extending the parent sequence.
Depending on the number of values they can create irregular subdivisions (triplets, quintuplets, etc.).
Tpicially the behavior of the exoression (1,(2,3,4)) is that it lasts two beats, where the second, third and forth values are triplets.
Is this something we might see in Biset, maybe with a new specific operator (char)?
Maybe I miss the "Regex" way of doing this with Biset, but a feature I use a lot with other live languages (Tidal, etc.) are sub-sequences which subdivide one beat instead of extending the parent sequence. Depending on the number of values they can create irregular subdivisions (triplets, quintuplets, etc.).
Tpicially the behavior of the exoression (1,(2,3,4)) is that it lasts two beats, where the second, third and forth values are triplets.
Is this something we might see in Biset, maybe with a new specific operator (char)?