Lol i remember you posting about that.
Lets face it though, it is coding and its not for everybody.
I went back to college this year and started programming again so having ChucK is a welcome little break for me after a few hours of learning C & C++. ;)
It a great language for getting down into the nitty gritty of audio & sequencing on computers and its almost an experiment in programming syntax.
I have made a few simple riff & percussion generators, so i can just hit start and a random (within my constraints) riff will be generated and looped for 8 bars, then another is generated and looped again, etc etc. If I like this riff i hit a key and it breaks out of the loop and repeats this riff i 'like'. Next i will throw this loop into another function that generates some further constrained randomness (ADSR, wet/dry, sligthly rearrange notes) and generate more sequences which are related, and assign these riff to different keys .. all on the fly.
I'd love to be able to pump these sequences into into a VST or abelton etc. So thats my pet project.