guess i can't tinker more any UX paradigm for this mode: GitHub - luqtas/csound-score-emacs: my take on navigating the Csound score paradigm with Emacs · GitHub
last additions were a toggle between keyboard layouts (made a tiny tinker with my laptop keyboard, QWERTY hope you enjoy) and the ability to change the score-mode state into [G] [A] [L], which then csound-cycle will either cycle through values of a given column for that instrument, locally or globally (paragraphs/blank lines divide the logic), as well [A] for "all", which accounts cycle values from every instrument on the score
i5 0 5 10
i5 0 5 11
i5 0 5 10
i5 0 5 12
i3 0 5 17
[G] list for i5 (10, 11, 12)
[L] list for i5 (10, 11) or (10, 12)
[A] (10, 11, 12, 17)
another cool bit is using Python (couldn't install the Emacs vega package for a "native" solution) to draw graphics (using https://altair-viz.github.io/): example of a graph with notes occurrence across instruments: https://happort.org/temp ... does anyone knows or ever thought about some data visualization that could/can aid composition?
there are some corners to polish like an agnostic function to cycle through columns based on cursor position and the [L] actually being dynamically set, so it's possible to vanish some unique values but i guess that's where i'm settling with this experience... the graphs still need some tinker but i'll let cook some useful visualizations to happen, if any at all
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