Cliff

I do not understand why Opusmodus hosts a forum if it is not used to exchange with the community and customers in a reasonable way. Responsiveness is really very poor compared to other places, unfortunately.

@opmo When do you release the new version in October ? (just for those being excited to use OM the first time for >10mins w/o crash).

October is approaching. Will M1 support be ready?

Any update on this? I have the feeling that nothing happens.

Thx @opmo, sorry to persist: So after all, still no timeline?

April 2022, @opmo: are there any news when M1 Arm chip gets finally supported?

Yes, same I found, see 1 in post.

Would it make sense to add a custom function for the Perlin noise random number generator to OM library ? I guess for musical context 1-dimensional suffices. Perlin noise is a kind of gradient noise invented by Ken Perlin around the end of the twentieth century and still currently heavily used in computer graphics, most notably to procedurally generate textures or heightmaps. It has some nice features yielding smooth texture. The function might extend the usual (vector-smooth x (gen-white-noise y)) approach. There seems to be some (as far as I understand 2d) open-source implementations in CL (1, 2), I cannot judge as my LISP knowledge yet is too limited.

I do not understand why function length-syncopate changes pitches from omn fed into. The documentation speaks about repetition. What do I misunderstand here? Docu:

Thx a lot Stephane.

@Stephane Boussuge: If I am not mistaken, you mentioned in your convention talk (First Opusmodus Convention 2021 - Day 2: Stéphane Boussuge : Motivic cell technique explorations with Opusmodus) that the code will become integrated into next OM version. Can you give a poster where it is. I searched for motivic / cell but maybe my search strategy is wrong. I am especially interested in the last section, in you demoed a piece fully made by random material and variation techniques. Thx Cliff

Ok, got it. Clear strategy.

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Thanks @JulioHerrlein for hints. The number of functions is so huge So much to learn and apply Regards Cliff

Say we have as base material 2 list sequences a and b in omn or other musical OM forms (i.e. pitch series), which are generated by some algorithm. There will be cases where you want to calculate on sets of this material. Is there a OM function which helps to calculate set operations for both? Foregive me if I missed something in the excellent docu. If not, consider to implement the 3 elementary types of set operations: - union: the set with holds all elements of a and b - intersect: the set which holds the elements found in a and b, but excludes those which only occur in a resp. b. - setdiff: the set which holds all elements in a which are not elements in b Needless to say that set functions will discard duplicates. I am sure there are LISP functions for this, but they probably won't generalize to OM related data structure? Regards Cliff