arpeggio

Hmm...seems like it might be possible to use vim-arpeggio to implement steno on vim.

It would be neat to select different arpeggios for each chord and see the whole progression drawn out as a line.

The image loading screens are complex and fast, like a kind of arpeggio of the individual steps sped up.

I don't see the big deal with coming up with an incredibly simple ascending arpeggio with a percussive kind of timbre.

I'd imagine that using the arpeggio to shift the characters would work similarly with the steno.

Stairway to Heaven has contrary motion in the top voice of the guitar arpeggio, which I consider a really substantial change.

It would be cool, and it may be ok for certain kinds of playing, but a subtle mordent, a tasteful triplet or a good arpeggio all depend on feedback from the keys.

However, it still might be good to have the mindset of using tools like vim-arpeggio more, and steno still might make typing variable names slightly faster.

I've been coding for about 8 years, and if I compared it to guitar playing, it's like playing an arpeggio, so many ways and so easy to fuck up.. but fun as hell to play!

It's interesting because the constraint on the project wasn't "I want an incredibly simple ascending arpeggio with a percussive kind of timbre.