wtf is scale-loom-windows-workflow?

SCALE-LOOM is a Windows utility meant to work alongside FL Studio, a popular music production program, to make the piano roll editor easier to read while composing. It adds color coding to notes based on which musical scale is in use, along with harmonic labels that identify notes as you build a melody or chord progression. According to the README, the tool is aimed at people working on MIDI based music projects, especially those using custom scales or modes, or working on pieces where the harmony changes frequently. It also mentions support for scripting and automation inside FL Studio, letting users repeat workflow steps rather than doing them manually every time. Listed features include scale aware note coloring, harmonic change logging so you can track how a progression moves over time, support for custom scales, and labels available in multiple languages. Settings appear to be handled through project files or through whatever FL Studio integration method a user has set up, with an example configuration shown as a simple set of options such as which scale is active, whether note coloring and harmonic labels are turned on, and whether logging is enabled. The README notes that exact settings storage can vary depending on the specific build or integration a person is using. To get it, the README points to a downloadable build from the project's page, or cloning the repository to inspect the source directly, though the setup instructions reference a folder name that does not match the repository's own name, which suggests the documentation may not be fully accurate for this specific project. This tool would mainly interest FL Studio users on Windows who want more visual structure in the piano roll while writing music, particularly those already comfortable with scripting or automating parts of their DAW workflow. It is released under the GNU GPL version 3.0 license.