sequencer archive? was: Re: [PD] Scrollable tracker style GOP sequencer

[Christopher Charles]

Chris McCormick wrote:
> Ey,
>
> No datastrctures today, but this fellow can be used to sequence things:
>
> http://mccormick.cx/viewcvs/*checkout*/s-abstractions/s-seq.pd
> http://mccormick.cx/viewcvs/*checkout*/s-abstractions/s-seq-help.pd
>
> It's likely that I am duplicating someone's work here, but I'm pretty
> excited about the vslider scrollbar.
>
>   
hey chris, really nice work!
i'm sure by now there must be really a lot of graphical sequencers 
around for pd. i've seen (and tried to write) tracker style sequencers 
before, but i don't think your minimalistic approach really duplicates 
someone else's work. anyway i think for preventing duplicate work, it 
might be a good idea to create a collection of all reusable graphical 
(or nongraphical or algorithmic etc.) sequencers, so users can browse 
them on puredata.info. maybe even with screenshots, features comparison, 
mini-tutorial and such.
good patches come up often, but get lost after a while. imo a central 
archive of sequencers (and maybe seperate ones for other groups of 
*reusable* patches that are often requested, i.e. (drum)synths, effects) 
on the pd community site would be useful for many users.
any opinions on that?

charlie