2021-10-07 (Th) EWC_Panel Pseduo code instrument

Pseudo-code for the instrument module turned out to be trickier than I thought and more complex than the drum machine. In the percussion module, the option to randomize is just a matter of scattering notes, but the instrument panel relies on pseudo-random arrangements, and they have to ensure the first and last notes in a loop don't clash. The hardware will be a 4x4 keypad, an arcade button, a slider potentiometer, and an OLED display. While figuring out the controls, I realized that sixteen wasn't enough, and I could have used twenty. A bright yellow arcade pushbutton should make the unit more visually appealing.
Page one of instrument pseudo code
Page two

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