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I found that mel $ repeat ... does not work (it is type-correct, but it gives stack overflow)
mel $ repeat ...
mix $ sco (\ f -> return $ osc $ sig f ) $ mel $ repeat $ mel [ temp 300, rest 1 ]
On reason is implementation (mel uses foldl1, at least the default implementation does, https://github.com/spell-music/temporal-media/blob/master/src/Temporal/Class.hs#L24 ) but if I use
mel
foldl1
... foldr1 (+:+) $ repeat ...
it's still the same (stack overflow).
I guess that each Track Sig D object must have finite duration?
Track Sig D
And this is because it can contain only a finite number of notes since they will be written to the csound expression?
Does csound have some "loop" operator? (we construct some finite object, and csound loops over it)
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I found that
mel $ repeat ...
does not work (it is type-correct, but it gives stack overflow)On reason is implementation (
mel
usesfoldl1
, at least the default implementation does, https://github.com/spell-music/temporal-media/blob/master/src/Temporal/Class.hs#L24 ) but if I useit's still the same (stack overflow).
I guess that each
Track Sig D
object must have finite duration?And this is because it can contain only a finite number of notes since they will be written to the csound expression?
Does csound have some "loop" operator? (we construct some finite object, and csound loops over it)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: