Every note node in Infinite: generative arpeggiators and algorithmic sequencing
In traditional music production environments, MIDI is treated as a static piano roll. Notes are clicked onto a grid, quantised rigidly, and routed through a single linear track directly into a virtual instrument. Infinite re-imagines MIDI and musical timing as an open, modular stream of discrete note events. Notes are not passive rows in an arrangement; they are first-class signals that flow…
Infinite presents a novel approach to MIDI and musical timing by treating them as an open, modular stream of discrete note events rather than static piano roll entries. This reimagining allows notes to flow through cables, branch across splitters, undergo algorithmic transformations, and drive sound engines and 3D visual geometry in real time. The platform offers twenty-four dedicated note processing nodes, each catering to specific aspects of musical event processing.
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