@ingox

just check cyclone/prob please, that's it

@ingox said:

If you already have the matrix you don't need most of the steps and can basically directly play the chains...

the thing is that I was talking about another form of matrix like the one from [prob] which is kinda intuitive, unlike the one we have here

@ingox I see now that the approach of defining a probability matrix is hard with this abstraction. I guess we needed to generate a third [text define] which properly encodes a probability matrix (of any order). This could be generated from the input like the $0-markov text, but once we're editing and creating it as the source of the chain, we'd need to create $0-memory and $0-markov from it...

so yeah, seems like a lot of trouble.

Anyway, hope you don't mind, I'm including a variation of this abstraction in my ELSE library

yeah, now that I had a deeper look into it, I get it nice way to make multidimensional arrays

anyway, I was working on an object based on cyclone/anal + cyclone/prob for ELSE, but I'm gonna try and make something like this now! I just miss the possibility to set a probability transition matrix like in prob, but I may be able to work on this patch and get there.

great work and thanks for this

This looks awesome. I don't get how the lists get encoded as one item (for chords). Can anyone please enligthen me?

For a full changelog and all binaries, see https://github.com/porres/pd-cyclone/releases/tag/cyclone_0.5-4
A couple of the binary packs are already showing up in deken, give it some time til all show up.
Cheers

I also despise how linux/windows has 'bold' for default

Seems tkpath is not well supported for windows and that was why pdl2ork was only for linux!

personally I would say the best option would be to maintain
a patch/mod for tk with hand-written antialiasing.

do you mean "1."?

@ddw_music I could open the issue, but.I needed to know more about it as I'm clueless

thanks @seb-harmonik.ar and now for the 1 million dollar question: how and why can we make it look better then? Is it possible?