We have been working on something similar for a while now. Our approach is very different but when we tried to implement asynchronous sequencers using the sleep function, the separate sequencers went out of phase soon enough. The result was horrible. Researching this problem led me to this wonderful video. I solved the problem initially with a busy time keeping loop in a separate multiprocessing process that was given serialized messages, and it works really well. But your approach is very good. Will follow aiotone on github. Thank you for this great video.
We have been working on something similar for a while now. Our approach is very different but when we tried to implement asynchronous sequencers using the sleep function, the separate sequencers went out of phase soon enough. The result was horrible. Researching this problem led me to this wonderful video. I solved the problem initially with a busy time keeping loop in a separate multiprocessing process that was given serialized messages, and it works really well. But your approach is very good. Will follow aiotone on github. Thank you for this great video.
This is awsome! I'd love to see other ways python can be used in a music production workflow.
Makes asyncio real. Thank you - brilliant presentation.
Thanks Łukasz! I really enjoyed your presentation. Definitely inspires me to want to try some generative music or art with Python.
Awesome, I want to see more Python programmers on Techno Partys who are doing LiveCoding.
This is some David Beazley level coolness.