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Reactive Visual Programs for Computer-Aided Music Composition

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Fig. 1 shows and example of an OM visual program. Each box in this program represents a function, 1 a value or an object generator/container
Fig. 2: Control flow in demand-driven vs. data/event-driven evaluation. (a) Demand-driven: the evaluation of C propagates up in the graph to request input values
Fig. 3: Interactive control of input values in a reactive visual program using slider boxes
Fig. 5: Grouping incoming data. A delay of 100ms is set to gather and transmit or collect notes as chords.

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