this might break some patterns that use velocity in some ways:
using velocity multiple times won't multiply it together: s("hh").velocity(.5).velocity(.5) ends up with velocity .5 and not .25 like it was before. Use mul(velocity(.5)) or gain(.5)
using echo or stut in some situtations might break your pattern: "0".echo(4,.1,.5).scale('C minor') breaks because echo is now changing the value from 0 to { value:0, gain: .5 }, which the scale doesn't understand.
also, setting gain after echo or stut will now overwrite the gain set by echo
fixes https://github.com/tidalcycles/strudel/issues/507
BREAKING CHANGE:
this might break some patterns that use velocity in some ways:
s("hh").velocity(.5).velocity(.5)ends up with velocity .5 and not .25 like it was before. Usemul(velocity(.5))orgain(.5)echoorstutin some situtations might break your pattern:"0".echo(4,.1,.5).scale('C minor')breaks because echo is now changing the value from0to{ value:0, gain: .5 }, which the scale doesn't understand.gainafterechoorstutwill now overwrite the gain set by echoexamples:
s("hh").velocity(.5).velocity(.5)s("hh").velocity(.5).mul(velocity(.5))s("hh").velocity(.5).gain(.5)"0".echo(4,.1,.5).scale('C minor').note()n("0").echo(4,.1,.5).scale('C minor')"0".echo(4,.1,.5).n().scale('C minor')s("hh").echo(4,.25,.5).gain(.5)s("hh").echo(4,.25,.5).mul(gain(.5))