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If you wanna complete the implementation of the groove command I'll merge it :) |
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Updated to use a Didn't test with animated clocks yet. Used globals for worker process state. |
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I think this should be good to merge at this point. |
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One possible enhancement would be jitter correction on the clock: check actual time against scheduled time each tick and compensate. Not essential though. |
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What ever happened with this? Any bugs? |
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This is a first implementation of groove in Orca. It doesn't handle restarts gracefully (wherever you restart will become a downbeat relative to the groove), and the clock needs to be restarted when groove is changed. Basic functionality seems to work though:
groove:X;Y;Zsets ratios between ticks,groove:Xgives the standard MPC style shuffle,groove:50is the default, linear clock.