quantum-entangler

Rhythm as Code

• In version 0.1.1 we are able to pass a small script/config to midi.setup.intercept() that defines a trigger and pattern

• The first part/pipe of the trigger config cycle is how the pattern should be triggered

• The second pipe of the trigger config, ex: 4, is how often the trigger occurs

• The trigger config cycle|4 would trigger a pattern every 4 notes played

• The first part/pipe of the pattern config random is the pattern for selecting which previous played notes should be triggered

• The second pipe of the pattern config is a list of numbers 1-9 defining the note value that should be triggered

• Ex: 4 => Quarter Note, 8 => 8th Note, 3 => Quarter Note Triplet

• More to come - future versions will not be backwards compatible within 0.1.*, with the nature of music composition

Installation

Cargo

• Install the rust toolchain in order to have cargo installed by following this guide.
• run cargo install quantum-entangler

Getting Started

• You can see the example ./examples/midi_forward_trigger_note and play around with the note_values and trigger value
• If you clone the repo you can just run cargo run --example midi_forward_trigger_note then select your output and input midi ports
• You can set your input as a virtual midi keyboard or usb midi keyboard, a virtual midi port on computer as your output, open up your DAW like Logic Pro X, select your output in your midi preferences, attach a virtual instrument track and go crazy on your keyboard!
• You can also build your own script using the midi.setup.intercept() function if you install the package
• See the Rhythm as Code section for more details

License

• MIT license (LICENSE-MIT or http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT)