Yes, I do. For the actual score composition I used Ableton, but xenharmlib can export SCL files to define microtonal scales, which then can be imported in Ableton (a lot of other DAWs and VSTs support this format too).
For the most part however I use xenharmlib for theoretical aspects of music. I got interested in the "31 Equal Divisions per Octave" tuning a couple years ago, because of its psychoaccustic potentials, but thinking about chords, modes, notation in 31-EDO made my head hurt, so I built the library to help me think and answer my questions.
For the most part however I use xenharmlib for theoretical aspects of music. I got interested in the "31 Equal Divisions per Octave" tuning a couple years ago, because of its psychoaccustic potentials, but thinking about chords, modes, notation in 31-EDO made my head hurt, so I built the library to help me think and answer my questions.