Open mxmilkiib opened 4 years ago
It could also be realized using preset sequences in BSEQuencer, plus some higher-level abstraction for the song structure.
Thank you for the links @mxmilkiib. I just started with adding presets as @x42 mentioned. You can find them in the latest version of B.SEQuencer. Time is my problem. If I find some, I can easily add some more presets. Alternatively, I tried this:
Sjaehn (const Sjaehn& that) {...}
... but I'm afraid that this will not work ;-) Therefore, I would appreciate any submission of presets that can be implemented as "factory presets".
@mxmilkiib , I see a license problem. Both repos mentioned the books by René-Pierre Bardet as source. Which is copyright protected...
https://github.com/hydrogen-music/Song-and-pattern-repository has a few patterns (in hydrogen format). The format has a license field: I did not checked to see if all of them have free licenses.
... however, on the other hand: can you copyright a drum pattern anyway: https://lawyerdrummer.com/2018/04/can-copyright-drumbeat/ .
And what about a whole collection of drum patterns?
Thanks also @marado . A free license would make it reliable. If needed or not. I saw at least some patterns are released under LAL 1.3 in combination with GPL 2. I think that this combination should work. I have now to think about how to satisfy the requirements of these licenses. Either directly in the preset .ttl files as a comment, or directly in the preset .ttl files as a parameter, or in the README.md ?
A parameter that would let it then be seen by the pattern selector/loader would probably be best, IMHO.
There are various repos with collections of MIDI files around, like;
Via https://github.com/x42/midigen.lv2/issues/2 and chat in #lv2;