##talea score generation

`$ ./run`

This will prompt the Gem window and start the talea patch. Pd will run without GUI, and all scores will be interpreted by Lilypond. Play around with the pointer and the spacebar, press I for instructions. Press ESC when you are ready.

`$ ./run **"score layout"** **"part size"** **reset**

Optional definitions for the score and part layours, and optional hard reset option, to start all over.

Good luck!

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`$ ./0-clean`

this will remove all previous files (be careful to backup if you dont want your files removed)

`$ open 1-score.pd`

Pd will run and the Gem window will open. Move the mouse to control the attraction point of the boids (the green spheres) and to disturb the lorenz attractor (the red spheres), and hit the spacebar to change randomly the parameters of the boid algorithm. Press the I key to get minimal keyboard input information for the display.

`$ open 2-read.pd`

Pd will run all texts

Convert to absolute pitches (need pithon-ly), then concatenate the splitted _part files into single -part files, take care of clefs: $ ./3-concat

Combine rests and perform an indentation. $ ./4-simplify

make a fullscore: the default paper is 11x17 vertical, but you can pass a different paper between quotes 'a3', 'a4', 'tabloid landscape', etc.. $ ./5-score 'a4 landscape'

making parts for each instrument. layout is same as above: $ ./6-parts 'a4 landscape'

Finally you can compile all or choose to work further in editing the scores with a program like Frescobaldi $ ./5-compile

1. pd
2. Gem
3. [notes]
4. [list-abs]
5. [zexy]
6. Lilypond
7. python-ly
8. perl

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