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com.sonosthesia.arpeggiator

v1.12.0

Published

Sonosthesia unity arpeggiator

Downloads

30

Readme

com.sonosthesia.arpeggiator

Channel arpeggiators for the sonosthesia project. This package generalizes the concept of a MIDI arpeggiator to any data type: it listens to an incoming channel, duplicates each stream and applies per-step modulation before re-emitting the stream as a new channel.

Modulation building blocks

Modulators let you sculpt how values evolve across the arpeggio. Float, vector and colour modulators combine animation curves with randomization to create offsets for each step. Followers (for floats, colours and vectors) apply the modulation to a specific property so the generated streams inherit the desired behaviour without bespoke scripts.

Scheduling and termination

StaticArpeggiator and ScheduledArpeggiator drive when new steps are emitted. Terminators such as ArpeggiatorTimerTerminator or UnitArpeggiatorTerminator control when each stream completes, ensuring downstream components see clean lifecycle events.

Integration points

Arpeggiators use UniRx observables under the hood so they can sit anywhere a channel is expected. Components like Aftertoucher make it easy to modulate aftertouch-style data in response to arpeggiated steps, allowing expressive playback without tying code to a specific payload type.