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Expected a manual / readme when coming here. ❤️

Dear tehn, thanks a lot for this wonderful script. I like it a lot.
For more convenient sampling sequences into my Deluge I implemented start/stop/continue in the script.
awake-start-stop.lua.txt

Feel free to integrate. Or would you prefer a pull request?
If you like it, I could implement a toggle parameter for the users to choose whether they want this behaviour.

hi @tehn, thanks for this wonderful dynamic and deep script. i feel like i keep finding interesting patterns as i randomize the two loops. i was interested in saving+loading from the menu so i made my own branch: https://github.com/schollz/awake. i think this differs from the regular save in that it provides naming in way that will allow easy sharing, as i think i'd like to also add a possibility to share saves, via another menu to upload/download.

i'd like to know if either of these things is something within the realm of your script and you'd like a pr, or if not, i'm totally happy keeping it as a fork.

I noticed that when using Awake with crow that notes "next" to each other don't trigger. They become tied notes.

Initially I thought this might be because the note length was set to 100% (I could see 100% note length meaning tied notes) but changing it doesn't make a difference. Looking at the code it seems like there's a metro that's responsible for note off events which calls a function to turn off notes but it only include this functionality for MIDI (see https://github.com/tehn/awake/blob/master/awake.lua#L138) and not for crow.

I made a dumb fix by adding the following on this line.

  elseif params:get("output") == 4 then
    crow.output[2].volts = 0

And by replacing this line with

crow.output[2].volts = 5

This works, but oddly enough changing the step length doesn't seem to influence the duration of the high "pulse". Not really sure why.
And I guess it might be better to use the pulse action on crow? We'll need to changing it's duration to match the note length somehow in that case though.
Also because the all_notes_off function always gets called there's no way to get tied notes when using MIDI.

What is the desired behavior? And how we can fix the current implementation to get that behavior?