The overtone cheat sheet says there is an overtone.inst.bass but I can’t find it in the repo

Hi, is there a way to require all vars in a namespace, so I can make use of code completion and stuff?

(:use) does that i believe? depending on yr text editor

hm, does not work for cursive

hrm, emacs-live is basically set up to do overtone FWIW, but the emacs learning curve is a bit harsh

though this sounds like a “clojure reqs in general” issue and not an overtone-specific one

Totally agreed, I tried it three times but my brain just does not want to memorize all the key strokes

lol, i’ve found ther are about a dozen or so commands I use and the rest I look up as needed. but i had the luxury of letting my work pay me to spend time learning emacs 😎

Thats true too, it's just that the example shows a single use statement and then can use all the auto imported vars

Well, I could start ranting about emacs for maybe an hour, but, nope, not again 😄

yeah, i’d try the question in another channel, it sounds like its some sort of cursive bug or dependency issue or smth.

coledubs: kk, thank you very much

Is there a resource to pipe overtone to MIDI out?

Essentially, instead of calling (piano note) I'd like to send that note to a midi device

Found it -https://github.com/overtone/overtone/blob/8b8353b27c755004dc0733857bcfee9ce15c6b73/src/overtone/studio/midi.clj#L363

The product of an afternoon of hacking - https://github.com/Spantree/arpejiator

Plays arpeggios, nothing fancy

@surreal.analysis: NICE i have struggled to get overtone to send proper midi messages :< that arpeggiator looks like exactly what I needed to build for my “band” 😹

well, sending midi notes out is easy, sending control messages seems impossible :< either that or my sampler has a broken midi implementation (which is actually quite likely)