Fair enough. If there were rests of different lengths between the notes, I might have included them. But as you say, the generation model still works, and as co

Fair enough. If there were rests of different lengths between the notes, I might have included them. But as you say, the generation model still works, and as computers become more powerful, such perversities will become more common. :) I look forward to future algorithms that will, on demand, create random but coherent music that closely resembles Mozart, or Beethoven (the string-quartet Beethoven, not the other one :) ) or another composer of the user's choosing. I know some pilot projects like this have been done, but they're not accessible yet.