On Thu, 2013-09-26 at 20:28 +0200, David Kastrup wrote: > Richard Shann <richard.sh...@virgin.net> writes: > > > Denemo completely ignores the time-stamps on the midi input > > stream. The midi events are serialized into a buffer by a separate > > thread, and Denemo just picks them up in the order they appear in the > > queue. If you want to generate a LilyPond chord you need to hold the > > Alt key down or press the sustain pedal. And then, as with all other > > rhythmic matters, you can play the chord as raggedly or as > > simultaneously as you like. > > Uh, that does not sound like it would make entry with the chord buttons > fun. Denemo has a command to fetch incoming MIDI events and filter them (with a scheme script) - this would be too slow for fast music but is quite usable for entering music at a sedate pace. There is a demo showing creating chords over a baseline done by running such a MIDI filter inside Denemo - in this case I just played the base note and the chord(s) and the scheme script sorted out everything else. (See https://vimeo.com/62426412 where you can hear the delays as the - interpreted - scheme sorts out what duration to assign to the chords)
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