Abstract: Systems and methods for automating track adjustments for live music performance. The method includes displaying a graphical user interface for music editing and playback. The graphical user interface includes a timeline waveform of a song and control elements configured to control tracks in the song. The method also includes receiving a timecode in the timeline waveform. The method further includes receiving a transition length indicating a number of beats. The method also includes receiving, from one of the control elements, a target value for one of the tracks. The method further includes determining a transition rate based on the transition length and a difference between the target value and a current value for the one of the tracks. Upon reaching the timecode during playback of the song, the method includes automatically adjusting the one of the tracks from the current value to the target value based on the transition rate.

Abstract: Systems and methods for automating track adjustments for live music performance. The method includes displaying a graphical user interface for music editing and playback. The graphical user interface includes a timeline waveform of a song and control elements configured to control tracks in the song. The method also includes receiving a timecode in the timeline waveform. The method further includes receiving a transition length indicating a number of beats. The method also includes receiving, from one of the control elements, a target value for one of the tracks. The method further includes determining a transition rate based on the transition length and a difference between the target value and a current value for the one of the tracks. Upon reaching the timecode during playback of the song, the method includes automatically adjusting the one of the tracks from the current value to the target value based on the transition rate.

Abstract: A technique is provided for modeling flow simulations at downhole reservoir conditions and rock formations after performing wellbore perforations. By utilizing these flow simulations, a user may be able to simulate and compare different scenarios, thereby facilitating a more effective, profitable, and realistic choice of perforating systems and operating conditions.