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Validated? TUI-based sequencers have been around since the 80s. It's nice that someone can vibecode what used to take probably a manyear of work though.
by rjh29 10mo ago
Validated? TUI-based sequencers have been around since the 80s.
It's nice that someone can vibecode what used to take probably a manyear of work though.
- ako 10mo agoNot the generic concept of TUI sequencers (i know, have used sequencers on c64), but any weird slightly different idea. In my case i wanted flexible way to display lyrics, chords, strumming, metronome, fingerpicking, scales, chord shapes, etc, with an easy way for LLMs to define the backing-track, so a backing track DSL. I think we'll see a lot of these very specialized software popping up, instead of generic solutions that contain everything and the kitchen-sink, where you don't use 90% of the functionality.