[jitter] 2d sequencers

Hi Wes,

yeah, the monome stuff is very interesting... unfortunately the most 
interesting interface of them all, mlr, is so horribly programmed that I 
am just about to cry... case in point, the main playback portion of mlr:
http://covops.dreamhosters.com/dropbox/mlr_pl.gif - to me this is very 
much CLOSED source, hehe.

I have a few good ideas for patches, but would still really love to see 
untraditional sequencers in proper patch form and learn from them . I 
might cross-post onto the maxMSP list for esoteric sequences in general, 
but the idea of doing sort of graphically moving sequence patterns in 
Jitter really intrigues me, and it's something I definitely plan to pursue.

I also want to take the visual aspect of it to another level and 
incorporate the sequence data directly into projected visuals, as an ad 
absurdum twist to Tenori-On and the blinkiness of monome.

I may modify that sprite generator patch andrew benson posted to work as 
a sequencing device somehow - that would be a nice way of working.

I hope the Jitter users here have some inspiring ideas.
Andreas.


Wesley Smith skrev:
> The other 2D sequencer, which from what I've seen is more interesting
> than the tenori on, is monome: http://monome.org/ .
>
> wes
>
> On 10/6/07, Andreas Wetterberg <awetterberg at post.cybercity.dk> wrote:
>   
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I am in the process of constructing a series of 2d sequencing apps for a
>> project of mine, and I was wondering if the Jitter Massive had any good
>> ideas on the matter?
>>
>> The apps are all going to be 16x16 grids.
>>
>> Right now it's ranging from simple 16-step lines to Game of Life things,
>> but I am really interested in persuing some of the weird styles found on
>> the Tenori-on - like dropping bouncing notes etc.
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