Logseq/Entity/Podcast/Episode/GitP/A/Layer

• Ghost in the Patch Alpha Layer

  • In this garden, Ghost in the Patch Alpha Layer pages model one live-looping layer of a Logseq/Entity/Podcast/Episode/GitP/A performance, so notes can name a part of the performance the same way every time.
  • This definition is a prototype.

  • Layers in a performance

    • Recent performances loop three layers, A, B and C. Each layer records the Microfreak's incoming audio on one track and its incoming MIDI on the track beside it.

  • Names

    • <episode>/Layer/<letter> is the layer, such as GitP/A/Session/26/11/01-Sun/Layer/A.
    • <episode>/Layer/<letter>/Audio and <episode>/Layer/<letter>/MIDI are the layer's audio and MIDI parts.
    • Chapter notes can link these names, such as [[GitP/A/Session/26/11/01-Sun/Layer/B/Audio]], or say "layer B" in prose when a link adds nothing.

  • Page shape

    • A layer page has one H1, such as Layer A, and a short line on what the layer carried in the performance.
    • An Audio or MIDI page has one H1 and links the Logseq/Entity/Ableton/Track/Track page that recorded it under <episode>/Set/Track/, when the episode has an Logseq/Entity/Ableton/Set.
    • A layer or part page exists only when something links to it with a reason; the name alone is enough for most notes.