Hi all,
Here's an initial release of a system to use lilypond's processing
mode. It compiles and displays systems one by one. The eventual goal
is to use this for algorithmic music; particularly algorithmic music
which involves real-time input. It currently only does random quarter
notes within an octave, though.
This is still at the proof-of-concept stage. In addition to lilypond,
it requires netcat (cat a file to a port), xli (image viewing program
that obeys -geometry), X11 (to use xli), and the display positions are
made with a 1024 screen in mind. netcat and xli are available in fink.
It also requires perl, but everybody has that, right?
It's also my first time writing perl, so don't make fun of me. :)
Save both files in a directory and run "makelily.pl" from within X11.
http://percival-music.ca/interactive/
Cheers,
- Graham
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