Sequencing works via three actors:
Sequencer (static, collects events to playback at given time)
AudioEngine (static, caches properties of the sequencer - time as samples -)
SequencerController (constructor, directly modifies AudioEngine properties)
It is likely that SequencerController has a constructor for SWIG purposes when exposing it to Java (should still be possible to be exposed as a static class).
Move all cached properties out of the AudioEngine and into the sequencer to declutter the engine.
Sequencing works via three actors:
Sequencer (static, collects events to playback at given time)
AudioEngine (static, caches properties of the sequencer - time as samples -)
SequencerController (constructor, directly modifies AudioEngine properties)
It is likely that SequencerController has a constructor for SWIG purposes when exposing it to Java (should still be possible to be exposed as a static class).
Move all cached properties out of the AudioEngine and into the sequencer to declutter the engine.