Not the OP but I stopped listening pretty quickly because I was confused about how it was sorted.
replyIt wasn’t until I read your comment that I realised the sorting happened while you were listening rather than before hand.
Same! thanks for saving the experience for me :)
replySo it's sorting from earliest to latest, really?
replyThe value that is being sorted isn't obvious to me. It's obvious that it is sorting it. I'm guessing maybe some dB level of each of the hits/notes. If that was the case, I'd expect the initial unsorted view to line up with the pattern of the waveforms which is not the case. Maybe it's just an unsorted list of values sorted in sync to the rhythm. It's weird though that the segment corresponds to a segment of the audio. I just don't see how they are linked.
replyIt's sorting by index of the slice. Pressing "shuffle" jumbles the slices up. So it puts the slices of the break back in the correct order. You never hear the result.
replySet it to 8 slices and it becomes easy to see what it's doing: look at the waveform and the now-playing highlight jumping around.