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  1. Here is a rather simple function that might be useful for others as well. The function rotate-omn rotates a sequence by the given number of positions, much like gen-rotate. However, you can specify which parameter you want to rotate, whether you want to rotate the flattened sequence or subsequences separately, or only certain subsequences. (setf melody '((-h q c4) (q. f4 e g4 q a4) (h. g4))) (rotate-omn :right melody) ; => ((-h q g4) (q. c4 e f4 q g4) (h. a4)) (rotate-omn :left melody :parameter :length) ; => ((q c4 q. f4 e g4) (q a4 h g4 tie) (q g4 -h)) (rotate-omn 2 melody :section '(1) :flat nil) ; => ((-h q c4) (q. g4 e a4 q f4) (h. g4)) The function is part of my tot library (http://github.com/tanders/tot). It is a generalisation of the built-in gen-rotate, again with a short definition calling my function edit-omn. Best, Torsten
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