@musical-patterns/pattern
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Defines the structure of patterns: `{ id, material, metadata, spec }`. - `id` uniquely identifies each pattern. - `metadata` has no "effect" per se. It's the blog post, formatted name, timestamps, etc. - `material` is the code that makes the sounds: its p
Defines the structure of patterns: { id, material, metadata, spec }.
id uniquely identifies each pattern.metadata has no "effect" per se. It's the blog post, formatted name, timestamps, etc.material is the code that makes the sounds: its properties and how they affect the output scales and voices and notes.spec is the controls for the material: configuration for how the user can adjust the properties (constraints, custom validation, etc), and presets.A dedicated service exists for each of these properties.
Continuing in @musical-patterns/playroom and all pattern repos, to help organize thought, a common module structure matching this structure is used.
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Defines the structure of patterns: `{ id, material, metadata, spec }`. - `id` uniquely identifies each pattern. - `metadata` has no "effect" per se. It's the blog post, formatted name, timestamps, etc. - `material` is the code that makes the sounds: its p
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