On Sun, 2012-11-25 at 07:58 -0500, Bric wrote: ... > > Now -- weird (interesting) results: > > While in the Drum (Percussion) Staff/Clef, altering notes with > ShiftRealHalfUp/Down, and with your scheme snippet appended on the end, here > is > what I get: > > With a single note head, I get MIDI piano sounding. No percussion.
yes, that snippet I gave you plays channel 0 program 0, I suspect there is also some command for playing what is at the cursor in channel/program that belongs to the staff the cursor is in. > > However, with a CHORD, the bottom note of the chord is sounding MIDI piano, > while the top notes are rendered as percussion. So in addition to the play command my snippet has introduced, there is a play according to the staff settings for what is at the cursor. > > Moreover, and probably stemming from same "bug"(?): > > When I view the scheme script in the View->Scheme Script window, and click on > the "Execute Script" button -- the note DOES change, but no sound is played > for > a single-notehead note. For a chord-note, however, I hear percussion (and NO > piano). Not sure what that is about ... > > I will check the scripts that I tried to modify yesterday and remove any > instance of your snippet I may have placed somewhere, while poking around. > > But the different behavior in monophonic versus polyphonic notes is unlikely > the > result of *MY* editing. > > While doing the same in Treble or Bass Clef Staff, there's more unique > weirdness: monophonic notes are sounding like piano, but polyphonic notes > sound > are rendered with the polyphony I guess you refer to playing using the staff settings for channel/program (ie MIDI instrument chosen for staff) here? > but with some cutoff/break point where the pitch > skips/increments exceptionally. Well, the duration for the snippet is also prescribed in the d-PlayMidiNote (as 1000 ms for a duration of 1 second) if the note is played by the insertion command for the duration that the written note prescribes then the MIDI note off message will cut off the note being played by d-PlayMidiNote if it is in the same channel... HTH Richard > (Maybe the same phenomenon exists in the > Percussion Clef, but it's harder to notice, given that I don't know by ear > exactly which percussion timbres are consecutive) > > _______________________________________________ > Denemo-devel mailing list > [email protected] > https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/denemo-devel _______________________________________________ Denemo-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/denemo-devel
