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I haven't seen any Clojure MIDI sequencers, although I haven't looked very hard because I found it so easy to just use the JVM MIDI sequencer via Java inter-op, when I was implementing the sound engine for Alda. Here is some example code: https://github.com/alda-lang/alda-sound-engine-clj/blob/14b4977ff2343339617a7c16d21a09c88951360a/src/alda/sound/midi.clj#L372-L416
@dave thanks
I don’t want to work on my own synth. Instead, I want the sequencer to transmit to a DAW
I guess the only way is to hook it up viva Java as all the other examples tend to do