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The current Glyph creation workflow relies on the usage of Audacity to create these Labels and produce a Label file which then gets further processed by the scripts.
But you do not necessarily need Audacity to create that Label file. It is just a csv file (with a tabulator as the separator) containing the start (float in seconds), end (float in seconds) and the Labels text (string) for each Label. So if you can program your lanchpad to output this data in the Label file format, then you can use the scripts as normal.
Does this work for you?
Another option would be to write a script with an ui that can play back the audio and also record key presses/midi input to generate that Label file.
Add a option to add glyphs while the audio is playing via keyboard key presses or midi signals.
I think this would speed up the whole process.
I'll try to send a video of a script I did to visualize phone 2a glyph interface with launchpad mini mk3.
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/f9bf2684-b341-4569-b497-8a37b893ce07
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