Dealga McArdle zeffii

Creating an old-school music tracker-style sequencer in Max for Live (M4L) is a fun and creative project! Trackers are known for their vertical, pattern-based interface where notes are entered in a grid, often with columns representing different instruments or voices. Below is a step-by-step guide to building a basic tracker-style sequencer in Max for Live:

1. Plan the Interface

Before diving into Max, sketch out the key components of your tracker:

Pattern Grid: A vertical grid where each row represents a step and each column represents a voice or instrument.
Note Input: A way to input notes (e.g., via MIDI or a virtual keyboard).
Playback Controls: Play, stop, and tempo controls.
Pattern Length: Adjustable pattern length (e.g., 16 steps, 32 steps).

the most up-to-date version of this file is located at: https://github.com/zeffii/robs_track_list/blob/master/the_songs.md when you sign up to github you can edit the track list yourself, from anywhere with an internet connection.

back to the future (any, all)
honey i shrunk the kids
microcosm
hunt for red october
the abyss
california man
jurrasic park
ghost busters 1
jacques cousteau docs (any, all)
red dwarf (series)

	import bpy
	import xlsxwriter

	fname = r"C:\Users\DealgaMcArdle\Documents\Blender Experiments\creating_EXCEL_FILE\excel_example\xls_output.xlsx"

	# prepare data
	sdata = bpy.data.texts['data'].as_string().split('\n')
	names_and_dateissued = [s.split(' ') for s in sdata]
	structured_data = {}

	def intersect_line_plane(v1, v2, plane_co, plane_no):
	u = l2[0]-l1[0], l2[1]-l1[1], l2[2]-l1[2]
	h = l1[0]-plane_co[0], l1[1]-plane_co[1], l1[2]-plane_co[2]
	dot = plane_no[0]u[0] + plane_no[1]u[1] + plane_no[2]*u[2]

	if abs(dot) > 1.0e-5:
	f = -(plane_no[0]h[0] + plane_no[1]h[1] + plane_no[2]*h[2]) / dot
	return l1[0]+u[0]f, l1[1]+u[1]f, l1[2]+u[2]*f
	else:
	# parallel to plane

	'''
	in verts v
	in edges s
	out new_verts v
	out new_edges s
	'''

	import numpy as np

	def shortest_edge_between_edges(edge1, edge2):

	(defun c:FindNearestText ()
	;; Prompt the user to select a point
	(setq pickPoint (getpoint "\nPick a point: "))

	;; Check if the point is valid
	(if pickPoint
	(progn
	;; Set initial variables
	(setq minDist nil ;; Store minimum distance
	nearestTextContent nil) ;; Store content of the nearest text

	'''
	PyRevit

	Final Checklist

	[x] list all levels in the current doc
	[x] name and
	[x] level value
	[x] associated with any plan view?
	[x] list all plan views

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