Show HN: An experimental pattern-first DAW that supports MCP

A developer, Andrew Fader, has created an experimental digital audio workstation (DAW) called Blokkily, which focuses on a pattern-first approach. The DAW is designed for creating and editing music, and it supports the MCP (MIDI Control Protocol) for controlling external hardware. The code for Blokkily is available on GitHub, and the project is currently in its early stages of development. So far, there are no comments on the Hacker News discussion. The project has 3 points, indicating a relatively low level of engagement.