Playing with cl-collider, building my framework around it along the way.
lib.cl has some valuable imports and definitions for faster coding. Most noticable addition is defpattern, a macro that defines temporal-recursive function and helps to build patterns by distributing the list of events to the time frame in TydalCycles manner.
(defpattern <pattern-name>
(lambda (beat duration event) ;; a function to process the note and run corresponding synths, see (play-note) and (play-drum)
...)
(lambda (i) ;; a function to generate a pattern. Use (seq ...) for sequential events and (sim ...) for simultaneous,
...)) ;; combine them recursively. There are also some useful macros to extend the pattern beyond the beat, e.g.
;; (per-beat ...) and (once-every ...).
This macro expands to a temporally-recursive function named , which can be started with
(<pattern-name> :start quant repetitions). quant and repetitions are optional. Default quant is 1 and default number of reps is +inf+.