Since it will take time before acquiring the necessary coding chops, I thought about spitting this out already if anyone feels confident in picking this up.
(pic: Reference: B. Truax, “Timbral Construction in Arras as a Stochastic Process”, Computer Music Journal, 6(3), 1982).
I’d like a script that Applies dynamic boundaries to a selection (use it on note events, pattern command values in the pattern editor etc), visually represented for example using envelopes like found in the automation editor to set upper and lower boundaries wherein shit will happen, while events outside the selection will be cut off/deleted.
Use it on a selection of already programmed material or use it in combination with some generator script, so generated events will only fall inside the boundaries.
It’s like a pimped out find and replace filtering tool with dynamic, meaning changing over time, variable limits.
Ok, very rough ms-paint mock-ups 
, the script should be able to fetch and visualize the selection in a graph where the x-axis is time, and the y-axis represents the event-value, whatever that would be;
By doekiedoek at 2010-07-21
You should be able to draw in line segment breakpoint upper and lower limits:
By doekiedoek at 2010-07-21
Pressing ‘process’ should filter out the values outside the drawing.
Using tendency masks you can ‘force’ some kind of direction in aleatoric processes, random generated events.
Oh god… I see many, many moving parts
and you guys are thinking about calling drawing applications or workarounds.