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Radium Music Editor

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1. Zambyte ◴[] No.44502564[source]
> Scripting in [...] Scheme

Interesting, does anyone have experience with this? How well does this work?

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2. ofalkaed ◴[] No.44502612[source]
https://github.com/kmatheussen/radium/blob/master/api/protos... gives some clues as to what can be done with Scheme/python. I never tried the scripting back when I used it years ago but it looks pretty useful, on my list of things to explore.
3. abruzzi ◴[] No.44502932[source]
never tried Radium, but in Apple's Logic Pro you can write Javascript to do stuff to the MIDI as it comes in or goes out. I've found it quite useful. I once wrote a small script (at the request of another Logic user) that turned a monosynth that only supported "low note priority" into "last note priority." I'd be interested to see what Radium can do.
4. mutagen ◴[] No.44502963[source]
Cakewalk has been scripted with a LISP (CAL) from the early days, at least through the 90s. I see hints that it still is but not sure with all the changes from Bandlab.
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5. pantulis ◴[] No.44508560[source]
Wasn't there even some kind or arpeggiator script writen in CAL? I think it was circa 1997 or so.