Oh this sounds like a potentially fun way to do music production. I wonder how well stuff like Reason and Live might work here.

Did you really make this account just to write this comment lol

Anyway, I did some more performance optimizations, it should load lazily more efficiently and not be as laggy when it does.

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Closed everything and now I grow potatoes.

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