(03-11-2021, 12:02 AM)mntbighker Wrote: [snip]
Bloom kinda provides it in a playable way. Where Nerdseq will likely be more like doing an algebra problem ;-)
This is getting somewhat philosophical now, but
- I think I agree with the above somewhat shortened description
- some predictability and most importantly repeatability are prime ingredients to any form of music (IMO)
Maybe I don't know enough about (mostly) randomly created music, but I have yet to come across anything in that area that I do not find boring. There is a reason for why we use chords, scales, chord progressions and the like

Chords and to some extend probabilistic chord progressions are possible with the existing tools. My above proposal is basically an extension to that concept.
Kind regards,
Michael
PS: In case this isn't clear:
I don't own Bloom and don't expect to. All I know about it is from reading the manual, reading on MuffWiggler and watching product videos.

