Instead of looping on a command, aaroha() and avaroha() will now return a 16-note phrase that will play once. After this, the sequencer will return to metronomic beeping.
Essentially implements #17, where default is a single repeating note.
The length of the phrase can be changed from 16 to any number using the set_phrase_length() method. phrase_length is a global variable. Cannot be changed ad-hoc for each phrase unless you vary the global variable each time.
Both aaroha() and avaroha() can take the following properties: subphrases=[integer]stutter=[integer], degrade=[float]
subphrases argument will divide the total phrase (default 16) into unequal subphrases and fill each of them with a subphrase depending on the method called.
ex: aaroha(3) would return 3 aaroha subphrases of length 3,6 and 7 respectively.
stutter, as the name suggests, would stutter the note an integer number of times to make up the same note duration.
degrade takes a float value which is used to probabilistically skip notes while playing back. Higher the degrade value, more skips. degrade=0 will play all notes. degrade=1 will skip all.
Instead of looping on a command,
aaroha()andavaroha()will now return a 16-note phrase that will play once. After this, the sequencer will return to metronomic beeping. Essentially implements #17, where default is a single repeating note. The length of the phrase can be changed from 16 to any number using theset_phrase_length()method.phrase_lengthis a global variable. Cannot be changed ad-hoc for each phrase unless you vary the global variable each time.Both
aaroha()andavaroha()can take the following properties:subphrases=[integer]stutter=[integer],degrade=[float]subphrasesargument will divide the total phrase (default 16) into unequal subphrases and fill each of them with a subphrase depending on the method called. ex:aaroha(3)would return 3 aaroha subphrases of length 3,6 and 7 respectively.stutter, as the name suggests, would stutter the note an integer number of times to make up the same note duration.degradetakes a float value which is used to probabilistically skip notes while playing back. Higher the degrade value, more skips.degrade=0will play all notes.degrade=1will skip all.cc @amoghpj