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

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

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