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Or possibly eliminate depending on generativefm/issues#1

Hey Alex,

Firstly, I just wanted to say how great this (these repos) are. I was able to get samples set up locally, and have been playing around the some of the existing pieces you've created.

I was wondering if there is an existing pattern for manipulating pieces using Tone.js as they are playing via the activate method you provide.

For example, I begin playing a piece, and then can apply effects to it via some user input.

Thanks again!

As a reference to mmazzarolo/breathly-app#77 and jg-l/justBreathe#4 it could be said that the 4-chord loop, or 3-chord loops, are the most useful in establishing music that aid in breath training.

Issues:

1. there are multiple techniques of breathing
2. generative.fm includes toolkits for multiple genres of music

I'm attempting to import a piece using the same code in the README. However, it appears the makePiece is never completing and reaching the promise. I've messed around with a few permutations of the code but can't seem to crack it, even if waiting for the user to click a button to call the function. Here is what I've got now. Any idea how I could make this play?

By the way, thanks for making such awesome stuff. I use generative.fm all the time.

export const playMusic = () => {
  console.log("Calling playMusic"); // this prints
  makePiece({
    audioContext: Tone.context,
    destination: Tone.Master,
    samples: wav
  }).then(cleanUp => {
    console.log("Ready to start") // this never prints
    // Starting the piece
    // Make sure you follow the Chrome Autoplay policy: https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2017/09/autoplay-policy-changes#webaudio
    Tone.Transport.start();
  });
};

Remove the JIT offline render and move it to a prerendering solution in https://github.com/generative-music/samples-alex-bainter like all the other pieces.

• "generativefm/generators" or "metalex9/generators"
• Update npm package names
• Deprecate previous packages
• Ditch lerna
• Prune utilities that got moved to @generative-music/rng or @generative-music/theory

HI Alex,

I'm exploring the code trying to learn how you made some of these and I'm running into an issue. You have this window.generativeMusic.rng() in use all over the place but I can not find where it is defined. Is it some sort of random seed?

Thanks.

del

Sorry, wrong repo.
generativefm/generative.fm#67