Cliff

Dear @JulioHerrlein thank you for your kind and long response. You are really deep into OM and leveraging it as a creative tool and I feel that this is a nice community which hopefully some day I may also contribute. These are helpful pointers to explore further. I am a beginner, so many things in your code are quite beyond my current skills All the Best Cliff

Thx @Stephane Boussuge, just booked, it works.

@Stephane Boussuge The new course at this stage cannnot be booked on Safari & Firefox on iPad &Mac, when clicking to add to chard nothing happens. I like all your content, but the whole UI experience on http://www.composerworkshop.com is really not on pari.

I am a OM newbee, so forgive if this already implemented or done before. I understood from the video linked below, that Austbo did compile the colors percieved by Messiaen in a catalogue. He used colors to backtransform them into musical dimensions. I guess this is an obvious usecase for parametric composition, so I am pretty sure someone in the OM community tried this or was inspired by it already. Wanna share your explorations?

As a OM beginner, I really enjoyed the course „Introduction to Opusmodus (level 1)“. One question @Stephane Boussuge: will you post the session script also? Regards Cliff

I subscribed to the course. I like the content very much. But: The way how its displayed is quite tedious when watched on iPad. The browser does not repond when progressing from on session to the next (showing a spinning wheel which idles without progress). The only solution so far I found is to swap from browser to another app and then swap back to the browser. Not a good user experience. @Stephane Boussuge can you reproduce this?

Anybody having experience with Audio Modeling Swam instruments in Opumodus? How to steer modulation via omn articulations and velocity. I am a bit lost.

Thx a lot.

This video nicely explains translation systems converting (mapping) characters into pitches. How can this be done in OM? Example: german BACH or ascii BACH

I have looked into the respective .opmo file, maybe I am blind but I could not found chord inversion methods in the standard ‘om one. Any suggestion how I can invert a block chord for example in a counterpoint dictum using the :method parameter ?

The former sessions with recorded videos and explaining comments have been very helpful to learn OM. Will there be a continuation now where v3 is out?

@opmo Thank you for quick response.

When editing code, a useful feature of former version was to see the function spec incl. all arguments. How to get this in v3?

Wow, this is really disappointing. It is again showing how poor the company behind OM communicates. It seems not necassary to have an official announcement placed at the day people can use the new version. Is it too much to ask for an update note on the official webpage?

Is there a selective rollout? I did not get a note, although I own last version?