BMS / JAISeq (Binary Musical Sequence)

The BMS / JAISeq system is a combination of several vCPU's to make music. As by it's name, it's a musical sequence. Most of its functionality is derived from MIDI, but it is fully Turing complete.

Each track is its own vCPU, meaning every track has its own Registers, Perf, Program counter, Delay, Voices, and runs completely independently to other tracks with the only common events being trackports / the timebase.

Each vCPU/Track has 7 voices.

The track will continue executing instructions until it hits a blocking (wait) command, blocking all other tracks while it does so. The function of waiting is not synchronous. Every track will have its delay register decremented with every tick

Opcodes

mnemonic	Byte	Arguments	Description
NOTE_ON	0x00-0x79	byte voice, byte velocity	Any bytes between 0x00 and 0x80 are NOTE_ON events. The first byte (the 0x00-0x80) is the MIDI note.
WAIT_8	0x80	byte ticks	Waits for an int8 amount of ticks
NOTE_OFF	0x81-0x87	none	Stops the voice for the track it was executed on, each track has 7 voices, so the voice is the lower nybble of the command
WAIT_16	0x88	short ticks	Waits for an int16 amount of ticks
WAIT_VAR	0xCF	vlq ticks	Waits for vlq amount of ticks do {temp = reader.ReadByte(); vlq = (vlq << 7) \| (temp & 0x7F); } while ((temp & 0x80) > 0);
OPEN_TRACK	0xC1	byte id, int24 address	Opens a new track with the specified ID at the specified address

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