It seems that the note durations in your MIDI file are not exact, as is the case for any MIDI file that sounds somewhat musical, for example. You probably want to round the note durations to something that looks reasonable on paper, so try something like midi2ly --duration-quant=16 or midi2ly --duration-quant=32 or midi2ly --duration-quant=16 --allow-tuplet=8*2/3 depending on what kind of music you have.
/Mats
R. D. Davis wrote:
Greetings,
When using midi2ly for the first time, I noticed some things about the syntax that I didn't understand. Here are a few lines, for example:
trackBchannelA = \notes\relative c {
% [SEQUENCE_TRACK_NAME] Track 1
s4*3403/960 ais''''4*883/960 s4*358/960 gis4*474/960 s4*133/960 dis4*348/960
What is the * for? Also, what are the numbers which are separated by
a '/'?
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