import { MondoRunner } from 'uzu'

const runner = MondoRunner({ seq, cat, s, crush, speed, '*': fast });
const pat = runner.run('s [bd hh*2 cp.(crush 4) <mt ht lt>] . speed .8')

the above code will create the following call structure:

(speed 
 (s 
  (seq bd 
   (* hh 2) 
   (crush cp 4) 
   (cat mt ht lt)
  )
 ) .8
)

you can pass all available functions to MondoRunner as an object.

snippets / thoughts

variants of add

n[0 1 2].add(<0 -4>.n).scale"C minor"

n("0 1 2").add("<0 -4>".n()).scale("C:minor")

n[0 1 2].add(n<0 -4>).scale"C minor"

n("0 1 2").add(n("<0 -4>")).scale("C:minor")

n[0 1 2].(add<0 -4>).scale"C minor"

n("0 1 2".add("<0 -4>")).scale("C:minor")

n[0 1 2].scale"C minor"
.sometimes (12.note.add)

n("0 1 2").scale("C:minor")
.sometimes(add(note("12")))

note g2*8.dec <sine saw>/2.(range .1 .4)

note("g2*8").dec(cat(sine, saw).slow(2).range(.1, .4))

n <0 1 2 3 4>*4 .scale"C minor" .jux <rev press>

n("<0 1 2 3 4>*4").scale("C:minor").jux(cat(rev,press))

mondosound [bd sd.(every 3 (.fast 4))].jux <rev (.iter 4)> // og "Alternate Timelines for TidalCycles" example: // jux <(rev) (iter 4)> $ sound [bd (every 3 (fast 4) [sn])]

things mondo cant do

how to write lists?

arrange(
  [4, "<c a f e>(3,8)"],
  [2, "<g a>(5,8)"]
).note()

how to write objects:

samples({ rave: 'rave/AREUREADY.wav' }, 'github:tidalcycles/dirt-samples')

how to access array indices?

note("<[c,eb,g]!2 [c,f,ab] [d,f,ab]>").arpWith(haps => haps[2])

s hh .struct(binaryN 55532 16)

comments

variables: note g2*8.dec sine

sine.(range 0 4)/2 doesnt work sine/2.(range 0 4) works

n (irand 8. ribbon 0 2) .scale"C minor" => lags because no whole

reference

arp: note <[c,eb,g] [c,f,ab] [d,f,ab]> .arp [0 [0,2] 1 [0,2]]
bank: s [bd sd [- bd] sd].bank TR909
beat: s sd .beat [4,12] 16
binary: s hh .struct (binary 5)
binaryN: s hh .struct(binaryN 55532 16) => is wrong
bite: n[0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7].scale"c mixolydian".bite 4 [3 2 1 0]
bpattack: note [c2 e2 f2 g2].s sawtooth.bpf 500.bpa <.5 .25 .1 .01>/4.bpenv 4

dot is a bit ambiguous

n[0 1 2].scale"C minor".ad.1

decimal vs pipe

less ambiguity with [] and ""

in js, s("hh cp") implcitily does [hh cp] in mondo, s[hh cp] always shows the type of bracket used

todo

lists: C:minor
spread: [0 .. 2]
replicate: !