David Raleigh Arnold a écrit :
On Sun, 06 Sep 2009 20:49:50 +0200
Grammostola Rosea <rosea.grammost...@gmail.com> wrote:
David Raleigh Arnold wrote:
On Sun, 6 Sep 2009 18:53:37 +0100
Graham Percival <gra...@percival-music.ca> wrote:
On Sun, Sep 06, 2009 at 12:23:28PM +0200, Grammostola Rosea wrote:
@ Valentin, yeah would be nice if we could improve the midi output by
default. I can remember I mentioned this before, but one comment (not
from you) was that Lilypond was mainly a notation typesetter... And
while been busy with the lilywrap script, I was thinking, ok maybe
that's right, but what is wrong with having both, e.g. good lay-out and
good midi output?
Of course there's nothing wrong with having both! However, nobody
else wants to work on midi output.
Again, why not get in touch with the developer(s) of midge? The
syntax is completely different, but it is *text-based* and GNU.
It is dedicated to midi, not notation. Why not find a way to
use their work, at worst by means of a translation script?
Regards, daveA
Could an improved articulate script no be enough? What can Midge add to
Lilypond midi?
\r
Everything lilypond doesn't have. daveA
Hi,
I'm also sensitive to this problem mainly because it is in relation with
the Drummer's "Gigsaw" project. Thanks to Dominic Sacré and his
Mididings which help me to solve the issue of CC7. I wanted to change
the way Lilypond encodes it by default to a velocity value. And it works
perfectly. For now the Gigsaw is going to succeed in a third
incarnation. Again a revolution. And i've been discovering and becoming
very curious of midicomp a week ago which is also txt-based and GNU.
Unfortunately I have no skills with a language of programmation such
awk, sed, python or perl.
For instance I'm wondering how to paste in a chronological way the <val>
from a Param line...
027:00:-336 Param ch=10 con=7 val=10
...to a <vol> for a Note On line:
027:00:-336 On ch=10 note=a4 vol=127
It's important to note that this two previous lines shows the same
timing because sometimes in the list the Note On line and the Param line
are inverted.
You'll see this case at the 4th and 5th line below.
And also to note there is a <vol> information for a note Off.
Here is an short excerpt of an ascii file from midicomp:
(the midi source comes from the Drummer's Gigsaw)
027:00:-192 Param ch=10 con=7 val=31
027:00:-192 On ch=10 note=a4 vol=127
027:00:-144 Off ch=10 note=a4 vol=64
027:00:-144 On ch=10 note=a4 vol=127
027:00:-144 Param ch=10 con=7 val=31
027:00:-96 Off ch=10 note=a4 vol=64
027:00:-96 Param ch=10 con=7 val=31
027:00:-96 On ch=10 note=a4 vol=127
027:00:-48 Off ch=10 note=a4 vol=64
027:00:-48 Param ch=10 con=7 val=49
027:00:-48 On ch=10 note=a4 vol=127
027:00:000 Off ch=10 note=a4 vol=64
028:-2:000 Param ch=10 con=7 val=127
028:-2:000 On ch=10 note=c#4 vol=127
028:-1:-288 Off ch=10 note=c#4 vol=64
028:00:000 Param ch=10 con=7 val=95
028:00:000 On ch=10 note=a4 vol=127
028:00:192 Off ch=10 note=a4 vol=64
034:00:000 On ch=10 note=c#4 vol=127
034:00:000 Param ch=10 con=7 val=105
034:00:080 Off ch=10 note=c#4 vol=64
034:00:080 Param ch=10 con=7 val=95
034:00:080 On ch=10 note=c#4 vol=127
034:00:160 Off ch=10 note=c#4 vol=64
034:00:161 Param ch=10 con=7 val=95
034:00:161 On ch=10 note=c#4 vol=127
034:00:241 Off ch=10 note=c#4 vol=64
I think this excerpt doesn't cover all cases.
What happens with chords? I've not such example within reach for now.
I send you this example because I think midicomp is the best way to
investigate the Lilypond's midi files and also in the hope someone is
able to give me some hints to play the game. (smiley)
Cheers.
--
Phil.
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