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I started reworking autotriggers in astrid again this weekend… I think this time they’re nicer, simpler: basically just an array of structs in shared memory.

The structs have an interval, a phase, and a payload field with a corresponding enum that indicates the type of the payload.

There’s a thread whose sole job is to aquire a lock on them once every ~1ms, copy the trigger table (and then release the lock) and then loop over the active triggers and do one of three things based on the type:

  1. treat the payload field as an astrid command string and parse it / send the message, (like p foo=bar sends a play message with the foo=bar params, etc)

  2. treat the payload field as an astrid msg struct and just send it right away, (maybe useful for automated messages? not using it at the moment)

  3. treat the payload as a 4096 step wavetable and send the current value interpolated at the phase as an astrid update message on every tick (every ~1ms!)

So mode #3 acts as a continuous LFO basically – sending update messages at the ~1ms control rate, which are handled by the instrument’s update callback if it’s been implemented – while modes #1/2 are more like gate generators where edges make messages and those only get sent once per interval.

I’ve only tested them by hard-coding in an array of autotriggers so far. There’s still a lot to do so they can be updated via messages (added/removed/changed) and ultimately configured in the instrument scripts, but maybe I can do that tomorrow night…

The (as of right now, imaginary) python interface for this in astrid instruments will look something like: 

LFOS=(
    # send play messages at 0.4hz
    (0.4, 'p foo=bar'), 
    # send control messages 
    # w/the value of a hann window 
    # with a period of 1.2hz
    (1.2, dsp.win('hann')), 
    # send a trigger message at 0.1hz
    (0.1, 't drum=hat'),
)

For more complicated sequencing there is already a trigger callback, where these can be scheduled arbitrarily, but I’m working on a simpler interface to set up patterns with generators defined as a tuple of intervals in hertz and some polymorphic payload…