Teletype-Teletype Scripting Platform

Example

In Live Mode, you can type in commands and see immediate results. It's used to execute commands in real-time, allowing quick interactions with the modular system.

Scenario

A scenario where Live Mode is used could be testing CV outputs to control an oscillator's pitch or manually triggering sequences.

Example

Edit Mode allows users to create and edit scripts. Scripts contain sequences of commands that can be triggered by events, such as incoming pulses or timed intervals.

Scenario

In Edit Mode, you could create a script to trigger a set of musical events when a trigger signal is received from a clock or another module.

Example

Teletype provides pattern tracking, allowing users to create patterns or sequences of numbers. This can be used to store melodies, rhythms, or other data.

Scenario

A typical use case would be creating a sequence of notes to generate a melody or rhythm pattern. The pattern can then be manipulated using various commands to create unique musical structures.

Example

Teletype supports conditional logic, enabling users to create scripts that respond to certain conditions.

Scenario

An example of conditional logic would be using an 'IF' command to change the script's behavior based on the value of a variable or a random condition.

Example

The 'DEL' and 'S' operations allow for delayed execution and stacking of commands. This provides additional flexibility in timing and event management.

Scenario

You might use delay to create a rhythmic pattern where certain events are postponed, or stack operations to queue commands to be executed later based on other events.