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Nick Inhofe

Google Doodles with SC

Hey everyone. As some of you probably have noticed, google has a guitar logo in honor of Les Paul.

Well...of course its time to pull out SC and see what this baby can do. :)

I've been using the keystroke extension from wslib to sequence the guitar. It's a lot of fun! Here are links to some of the best ones I've come up with so far, with code below. It would be fun to get a thread of these going.

A word of warning though.. dont use an infinite loop for a keystroke routine since its really hard to get back to the SC app to stop the loop. It nearly crashed my computer once already.

-Nick

http://goo.gl/doodle/svAI
http://goo.gl/doodle/0Stm
http://goo.gl/doodle/CBbM

TempoClock.tempo = 125/60;
~notes = ["a", "s", "d", "f", "g", "h", "j", "k"]; //available notes

~st = { |n| n.keyStroke(app: "Firefox")}; //play a note in firefox

//http://goo.gl/doodle/xue3
(
Routine({
var current, index, delt;

index = Pseries(0, 1, inf) +.x Pseries(0, Pseries(0, 1, inf) +.x Pseq([3,2,3], 2), 8).wrap(0, ~notes.size-1);

index = index.asStream.asStream;

delt = Pseq([
Pseq([1,1, 0.5], 2),
Pseq([1, 0.5, 0.5], 1)
],inf).asStream;
70.do({
|i|
// i.postln;
current = ~notes[index.next];
~st.(current);
delt.next.wait;
});
}).play(quant:4);
)

// http://goo.gl/doodle/svAI
(
Routine({
var current, index, delt;

index = Pseries(0, Pseq([1,2],inf), inf);

index = index.asStream.asStream;

delt = Pseq([2,1],inf).asStream;
70.do({
|i|
// i.postln;
current = index.next;
~st.(~notes.wrapAt(current));
~st.(~notes.wrapAt(current+2));
delt.next.wait;
});
}).play(quant:4);
)

// http://goo.gl/doodle/0Stm
(
Routine({
var current, index, delt;

index = Pseries(0, Pseq([3,2],inf), inf);

index = index.asStream.asStream;

delt = Pseq([1,1,2, 1,1,2, 0.5, 0.5, 0.5, 0.5],inf).asStream;
40.do({
|i|
// i.postln;
current = index.next;
~st.(~notes.wrapAt(current));
~st.(~notes.wrapAt(current+3));
delt.next.wait;
});
}).play(quant:4);
)

// http://goo.gl/doodle/CBbM
(
Routine({
var current, index, delt;

index = Pseries(0, Pseq([4,2, 1,1],inf), inf);

index = index.asStream.asStream;

delt = Place([1,1,1,1, 2],inf).asStream;
40.do({
|i|
// i.postln;
current = index.next;
~st.(~notes.wrapAt(current));
~st.(~notes.wrapAt(current+4));
delt.next.wait;
});
}).play(quant:4);
)

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Nick Inhofe

Re: Google Doodles with SC

Well.. since there haven't been any takers, I made some more.

links and code-
http://goo.gl/doodle/Umqyj
http://goo.gl/doodle/WNGCf
http://goo.gl/doodle/RRrMy

TempoClock.tempo = 125/60;
~notes = ["a", "s", "d", "f", "g", "h", "j", "k"];
~st = { |n| n.keyStroke(app: "Firefox")};

(
//http://goo.gl/doodle/Umqyj
Routine({
var current, index, delt, reps = 16;

index = Pstutter(reps, Pseries(0, 1, inf));

index = index.asStream;

delt = (Pgeom(2, 0.75, reps)++1).loop.asStream;
98.do({
|i|
// i.postln;
var tDelt = delt.next;
current = index.next;
~st.(~notes.wrapAt(current));
tDelt.wait;
~st.(~notes.wrapAt(current+2));
tDelt.next.wait;
});
}).play(quant:4);

)

(
//http://goo.gl/doodle/WNGCf
Routine({
var current, index, delt;

index = Pstutter(Pseq([1,2,1,2,1,1], inf), Pseries(1, 2, inf) *.x Pseries(0, 1, 2) +.x Pseries(0, 3, 3));

index = index.asStream;

delt = Pseq([
Pseq([1, 0.5, 0.5], 3),
Pseq([0.5, 0.5, 0.5, 0.5],1)
], inf).asStream;

70.do({
|i|
var tDelt = delt.next * 0.5;
// i.postln;
current = index.next;
~st.(~notes.wrapAt(current));
tDelt.wait;
~st.(~notes.wrapAt(current+2));
tDelt.wait;
});
}).play(quant:4);
)

//http://goo.gl/doodle/RRrMy
(
var root, rSet;
//set prog root

rSet = Routine({
var prog, progDelt;

prog = Pseries(0, 4, inf).wrap(0, ~notes.size).loop.asStream;
progDelt = 4;

//we can use inf here because its not actually scripting firefox
inf.do({
root = prog.next;
//root.postln;
progDelt.next.wait;
});
}).play(quant: [4,0, 0.1]);

Routine({
var current, index, delt;

index = Pseq([0, 0, 4,2],inf).asStream;

index = index.asStream;

delt = Place([
Pseq([1,Pn(0.5, 6)], 1),
[
Pn(0.5, 8),
Pn(0.5, 8),
Pseq([0.5, 1, Pn(0.5, 4)])
]
],inf).asStream;

100.do({
|i|
var tDelt = delt.next * 0.5;
// i.postln;
current = index.next + root;
~st.(~notes.wrapAt(current));
delt.next.wait;
});
rSet.stop;
}).play(quant:4);
)

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shreeswifty

Re: Google Doodles with SC

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Can you explain how you got supercollider to talk to the google step by step please?

Patrick Pagano B.S.,M.F.A

Digital Media Engineer

UF Digital Worlds Institute

(352)294-2020

On Jun 10, 2011, at 9:06 PM, "Nick Inhofe [via New SuperCollider Mailing Lists Forums (Use These!!!)]" <[hidden email]> wrote:

Well.. since there haven't been any takers, I made some more.

links and code-
http://goo.gl/doodle/Umqyj
http://goo.gl/doodle/WNGCf
http://goo.gl/doodle/RRrMy

TempoClock.tempo = 125/60;
~notes = ["a", "s", "d", "f", "g", "h", "j", "k"];
~st = { |n| n.keyStroke(app: "Firefox")};

(
//http://goo.gl/doodle/Umqyj
Routine({
var current, index, delt, reps = 16;

index = Pstutter(reps, Pseries(0, 1, inf));

index = index.asStream;

delt = (Pgeom(2, 0.75, reps)++1).loop.asStream;
98.do({
|i|
// i.postln;
var tDelt = delt.next;
current = index.next;
~st.(~notes.wrapAt(current));
tDelt.wait;
~st.(~notes.wrapAt(current+2));
tDelt.next.wait;
});
}).play(quant:4);

)

(
//http://goo.gl/doodle/WNGCf
Routine({
var current, index, delt;

index = Pstutter(Pseq([1,2,1,2,1,1], inf), Pseries(1, 2, inf) *.x Pseries(0, 1, 2) +.x Pseries(0, 3, 3));

index = index.asStream;

delt = Pseq([
Pseq([1, 0.5, 0.5], 3),
Pseq([0.5, 0.5, 0.5, 0.5],1)
], inf).asStream;

70.do({
|i|
var tDelt = delt.next * 0.5;
// i.postln;
current = index.next;
~st.(~notes.wrapAt(current));
tDelt.wait;
~st.(~notes.wrapAt(current+2));
tDelt.wait;
});
}).play(quant:4);
)

//http://goo.gl/doodle/RRrMy
(
var root, rSet;
//set prog root

rSet = Routine({
var prog, progDelt;

prog = Pseries(0, 4, inf).wrap(0, ~notes.size).loop.asStream;
progDelt = 4;

//we can use inf here because its not actually scripting firefox
inf.do({
root = prog.next;
//root.postln;
progDelt.next.wait;
});
}).play(quant: [4,0, 0.1]);

Routine({
var current, index, delt;

index = Pseq([0, 0, 4,2],inf).asStream;

index = index.asStream;

delt = Place([
Pseq([1,Pn(0.5, 6)], 1),
[
Pn(0.5, 8),
Pn(0.5, 8),
Pseq([0.5, 1, Pn(0.5, 4)])
]
],inf).asStream;

100.do({
|i|
var tDelt = delt.next * 0.5;
// i.postln;
current = index.next + root;
~st.(~notes.wrapAt(current));
delt.next.wait;
});
rSet.stop;
}).play(quant:4);
)

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Nick Inhofe

Re: Google Doodles with SC

Sure-

Google's Guitar doodle responds to keystrokes, where any row plays the same set of notes. I went with
asdfghjkl as the list of notes. This is represented by

~notes = ["a", "s", "d", "f", "g", "h", "j", "k"]; //possible notes stored here

The actual communication with Firefox is in this function -

~st = { |n| n.keyStroke(app: "Firefox")};

The method keyStroke is an extension in the wslib quark. If you dont have it, you can check it out by running the command-

Quarks.checkout("wslib");

You will have to re-compile by pressing cmd+k.

keyStroke is actually an extension to the String class. So this corresponds with the list of notes in ~note.
Keystroke can take an argument app which says which application to use. You could substitute Chrome or Safari etc if that is your browser of choice. So the function ~st just issues the keystroke in Firefox. You could do this manually by running something like

~st.(~notes[0]);

The most direct way of doing this is -
"a".keyStroke(app: "Firefox");

All this does is make Supercollider type "a" into Firefox via AppleScript. The rest of the code just sequences these keystrokes over time, accessing the ~notes array with various patterns.

Hope that helps
-Nick

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bjornw

Re: Google Doodles with SC

Saw this on CDM - very neat, way to bring some lost souls into the light.

On Fri, Jun 10, 2011 at 11:11 PM, Nick Inhofe <[hidden email]> wrote:

Sure-

Google's Guitar doodle responds to keystrokes, where any row plays the same
set of notes. I went with
asdfghjkl as the list of notes. This is represented by

~notes = ["a", "s", "d", "f", "g", "h", "j", "k"]; //possible notes stored
here

The actual communication with Firefox is in this function -

~st = { |n| n.keyStroke(app: "Firefox")};

The method keyStroke is an extension in the wslib quark. If you dont have
it, you can check it out by running the command-

Quarks.checkout("wslib");

You will have to re-compile by pressing cmd+k.

keyStroke is actually an extension to the String class. So this corresponds
with the list of notes in ~note.
Keystroke can take an argument app which says which application to use. You
could substitute Chrome or Safari etc if that is your browser of choice. So
the function ~st just issues the keystroke in Firefox. You could do this
manually by running something like

~st.(~notes[0]);

The most direct way of doing this is -
"a".keyStroke(app: "Firefox");

All this does is make Supercollider type "a" into Firefox via AppleScript.
The rest of the code just sequences these keystrokes over time, accessing
the ~notes array with various patterns.

Hope that helps
-Nick

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Dan Stowell

Re: Google Doodles with SC

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Oh nice! Sorry, from your first email I completely didn't understand
what it was you were doing. Using SC to strum your web browser :)

Dan

2011/6/11 Nick Inhofe <[hidden email]>:

> Sure-
>
> Google's Guitar doodle responds to keystrokes, where any row plays the same
> set of notes. I went with
> asdfghjkl as the list of notes. This is represented by
>
> ~notes = ["a", "s", "d", "f", "g", "h", "j", "k"]; //possible notes stored
> here
>
> The actual communication with Firefox is in this function -
>
> ~st = { |n| n.keyStroke(app: "Firefox")};
>
> The method keyStroke is an extension in the wslib quark. If you dont have
> it, you can check it out by running the command-
>
> Quarks.checkout("wslib");
>
> You will have to re-compile by pressing cmd+k.
>
> keyStroke is actually an extension to the String class. So this corresponds
> with the list of notes in ~note.
> Keystroke can take an argument app which says which application to use. You
> could substitute Chrome or Safari etc if that is your browser of choice. So
> the function ~st just issues the keystroke in Firefox. You could do this
> manually by running something like
>
> ~st.(~notes[0]);
>
> The most direct way of doing this is -
> "a".keyStroke(app: "Firefox");
>
> All this does is make Supercollider type "a" into Firefox via AppleScript.
> The rest of the code just sequences these keystrokes over time, accessing
> the ~notes array with various patterns.
>
> Hope that helps
> -Nick
>
>
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shreeswifty

Re: Google Doodles with SC

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I am getting an error when I run these after I have added the quark

a Routine

ERROR: Message 'wrapAt' not understood.

RECEIVER:

nil

ARGS:

Integer 0

CALL STACK:

DoesNotUnderstandError:reportError 15EB5700

arg this = <instance of DoesNotUnderstandError>

Nil:handleError 15EB5D60

arg this = nil

arg error = <instance of DoesNotUnderstandError>

Thread:handleError 15EB4EC0

arg this = <instance of Thread>

arg error = <instance of DoesNotUnderstandError>

Thread:handleError 1C0D4770

arg this = <instance of Routine>

arg error = <instance of DoesNotUnderstandError>

Object:throw 15EB21E0

arg this = <instance of DoesNotUnderstandError>

Object:doesNotUnderstand 15EA3740

arg this = nil

arg selector = 'wrapAt'

arg args = [*1]

< FunctionDef in closed FunctionDef > 1C0D6130

arg i = 0

var tDelt = 2

Integer:do 1C0D4EF0

arg this = 98

arg function = <instance of Function>

var i = 0

Routine:prStart 1C0DBC70

arg this = <instance of Routine>

arg inval = 16

From: "Nick Inhofe [via New SuperCollider Mailing Lists Forums (Use These!!!)]" <[hidden email]>
Date: Fri, 10 Jun 2011 23:11:54 -0400
To: Patrick Pagano <[hidden email]>
Subject: Re: Google Doodles with SC

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Nick Inhofe

Re: Google Doodles with SC

shreeswifty wrote

I am getting an error when I run these after I have added the quark

a Routine

ERROR: Message 'wrapAt' not understood.

After recompiling, you need to run these lines of code:

TempoClock.tempo = 125/60;
~notes = ["a", "s", "d", "f", "g", "h", "j", "k"];
~st = { |n| n.keyStroke(app: "Firefox")};

The reason you are getting an error is because you are trying to execute the wrapAt method on a nil value. This means that nothing has been assigned to the variable ~notes yet. Once you run those lines ~notes will be an array and will respond to the wrapAt method call.

-Nick

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shreeswifty

Re: Google Doodles with SC

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Does firefox need to be running?

WARNING: keyword arg 'app' not found in call to Object:doesNotUnderstand

ERROR: Message 'keyStroke' not understood.

RECEIVER:

Instance of String { (1709F4C0, gc=E8, fmt=07, flg=10, set=01)

indexed slots [1]

0 : a

}

ARGS:

CALL STACK:

DoesNotUnderstandError:reportError 17174590

arg this = <instance of DoesNotUnderstandError>

Nil:handleError 17174530

arg this = nil

arg error = <instance of DoesNotUnderstandError>

Thread:handleError 171744D0

arg this = <instance of Thread>

arg error = <instance of DoesNotUnderstandError>

Thread:handleError 17174410

arg this = <instance of Routine>

arg error = <instance of DoesNotUnderstandError>

Object:throw 171743B0

arg this = <instance of DoesNotUnderstandError>

Object:doesNotUnderstand 17174350

arg this = "a"

arg selector = 'keyStroke'

arg args = [*0]

< FunctionDef in closed FunctionDef > 17173E10

arg i = 0

var tDelt = 2

Integer:do 17173DB0

arg this = 98

arg function = <instance of Function>

var i = 0

Routine:prStart 17173C90

arg this = <instance of Routine>

arg inval = 40

Is what I get now

From: "Nick Inhofe [via New SuperCollider Mailing Lists Forums (Use These!!!)]" <[hidden email]>
Date: Sat, 11 Jun 2011 23:23:09 -0400
To: Patrick Pagano <[hidden email]>
Subject: Re: Google Doodles with SC

shreeswifty wrote:
I am getting an error when I run these after I have added the quark

a Routine

ERROR: Message 'wrapAt' not understood.

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shreeswifty

Re: Google Doodles with SC

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This is the current problem, should it be making an applescript?

WARNING: keyword arg 'app' not found in call to Object:doesNotUnderstand

ERROR: Message 'keyStroke' not understood.

RECEIVER:

Instance of String { (17112F80, gc=18, fmt=07, flg=10, set=01)

indexed slots [1]

0 : a

}

ARGS:

CALL STACK:

DoesNotUnderstandError:reportError 171517F0

arg this = <instance of DoesNotUnderstandError>

Nil:handleError 17141B40

arg this = nil

arg error = <instance of DoesNotUnderstandError>

Thread:handleError 1714CBB0

arg this = <instance of Thread>

arg error = <instance of DoesNotUnderstandError>

Thread:handleError 17157F90

arg this = <instance of Routine>

arg error = <instance of DoesNotUnderstandError>

Object:throw 17150390

arg this = <instance of DoesNotUnderstandError>

Object:doesNotUnderstand 1714E990

arg this = "a"

arg selector = 'keyStroke'

arg args = [*0]

< FunctionDef in closed FunctionDef > 1714F410

arg i = 0

var tDelt = 2

Integer:do 17147710

arg this = 98

arg function = <instance of Function>

var i = 0

Routine:prStart 17163650

arg this = <instance of Routine>

arg inval = 612

shreeswifty wrote:
I am getting an error when I run these after I have added the quark

a Routine

ERROR: Message 'wrapAt' not understood.

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shreeswifty

Re: Google Doodles with SC

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Hi nick

It seems like it wants an applescript to run to the Firefox key strokes?

I am at a loss, but I really want to try this

Please let me know how to fix this, I have some cool SC code I would like to add to this but am stuck at these errors

shreeswifty wrote:
I am getting an error when I run these after I have added the quark

a Routine

ERROR: Message 'wrapAt' not understood.

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shreeswifty

Re: Google Doodles with SC

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Dan I am getting this weird error

ERROR: Message 'keyStroke' not understood.

RECEIVER:

Instance of String { (16462070, gc=F0, fmt=07, flg=10, set=01)

indexed slots [1]

0 : a

}

ARGS:

CALL STACK:

DoesNotUnderstandError:reportError 1648DB70

arg this = <instance of DoesNotUnderstandError>

Nil:handleError 164ADE50

arg this = nil

arg error = <instance of DoesNotUnderstandError>

Thread:handleError 164ACD90

arg this = <instance of Thread>

arg error = <instance of DoesNotUnderstandError>

Thread:handleError 164A9690

arg this = <instance of Routine>

arg error = <instance of DoesNotUnderstandError>

Object:throw 1648B650

arg this = <instance of DoesNotUnderstandError>

Object:doesNotUnderstand 16495A30

arg this = "a"

arg selector = 'keyStroke'

arg args = [*0]

< FunctionDef in closed FunctionDef > 16491090

arg i = 0

Integer:do 16468AC0

arg this = 70

arg function = <instance of Function>

var i = 0

Routine:prStart 16494EF0

arg this = <instance of Routine>

arg inval = 88

Even after installing wslib as Nick suggested

Can you shed a light?

From: "Dan Stowell-3 [via New SuperCollider Mailing Lists Forums (Use These!!!)]" <[hidden email]>
Date: Sat, 11 Jun 2011 06:23:23 -0400
To: Patrick Pagano <[hidden email]>
Subject: Re: Google Doodles with SC

Oh nice! Sorry, from your first email I completely didn't understand
what it was you were doing. Using SC to strum your web browser :)

Dan

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Nick Inhofe

Re: Google Doodles with SC

shreeswifty wrote

ERROR: Message 'keyStroke' not understood.

RECEIVER:

Instance of String { (16462070, gc=F0, fmt=07, flg=10, set=01)

indexed slots [1]

0 : a

}

Try breaking down what the error message is telling you. Its saying an instance of the string "a" does not understand the keyStroke message. The keystroke message is an extension to String in the wslib Quark. This means that the Quark is not installed properly. Look at the Quarks help file and also try installing the Quark via the GUI by running

Quarks.gui;

After installing you will need to recompile and rerun the SC code.

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shreeswifty

Re: Google Doodles with SC

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Hi Nick

Well I installed from the

Quarks.gui and that gave the same error

I tried that AND Quarks.install("wslib");

Both with the same problem, so I went to sourceforge and grabbed the tarball of wslib specifically and replaced the folder, recompiled and then ran the webpage and the app successfully for a few seconds it played to my glee some notes

Then

TempoClock

[ a, s, d, f, g, h, j, k ]

a Function

a Routine

RESULT = 0

WARNING: keyword arg 'app' not found in call to Object:doesNotUnderstand

ERROR: Message 'keyStroke' not understood.

RECEIVER:

nil

ARGS:

CALL STACK:

DoesNotUnderstandError:reportError 16FB0270

arg this = <instance of DoesNotUnderstandError>

Nil:handleError 16FAF850

arg this = nil

arg error = <instance of DoesNotUnderstandError>

Thread:handleError 16FB0D10

arg this = <instance of Thread>

arg error = <instance of DoesNotUnderstandError>

Thread:handleError 16FB96B0

arg this = <instance of Routine>

arg error = <instance of DoesNotUnderstandError>

Object:throw 16FB5590

arg this = <instance of DoesNotUnderstandError>

Object:doesNotUnderstand 16FBA770

arg this = nil

arg selector = 'keyStroke'

arg args = [*0]

< FunctionDef in closed FunctionDef > 1B92B590

arg i = 26

Integer:do 1B927CF0

arg this = 70

arg function = <instance of Function>

var i = 26

Routine:prStart 1B92A1D0

arg this = <instance of Routine>

arg inval = 28

Perhaps it's my version of SC that is wonky? I have version 3.4.3

But I do not want to keep troubling you with such problems.

Looks like *0 is the culprit now if I use your guidance from before but I am not sure how to fix this.

From: "Nick Inhofe [via New SuperCollider Mailing Lists Forums (Use These!!!)]" <[hidden email]>
Date: Sun, 12 Jun 2011 15:47:11 -0400
To: Patrick Pagano <[hidden email]>
Subject: Re: Google Doodles with SC

shreeswifty wrote:
ERROR: Message 'keyStroke' not understood.

RECEIVER:

Instance of String { (16462070, gc=F0, fmt=07, flg=10, set=01)

indexed slots [1]

0 : a

}

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shreeswifty

Re: Google Doodles with SC

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This one

// http://goo.gl/doodle/CBbM

(

Routine({

var current, index, delt;

index = Pseries(0, Pseq([4,2, 1,1],inf), inf);

index = index.asStream.asStream;

delt = Place([1,1,1,1, 2],inf).asStream;

40.do({

|i|

// i.postln;

current = index.next;

~st.(~notes.wrapAt(current));

~st.(~notes.wrapAt(current+4));

delt.next.wait;

});

}).play(quant:4);

)

Did not generate any errors fwiw.

Cheers

shreeswifty wrote:
ERROR: Message 'keyStroke' not understood.

RECEIVER:

Instance of String { (16462070, gc=F0, fmt=07, flg=10, set=01)

indexed slots [1]

0 : a

}

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