On 7/26/2016 8:45 AM, Mojca Miklavec wrote: > I have to keep playing with more MIDI files. The ones I tried last > time were more problematic (or maybe I just didn't get the parameters > right). Attached is a MIDI file you can try importing. This was done with the SpeedyMIDI program from http://sourceforge.net/projects/speedymidi/files/ which I have been using heavily for SATB hymnal work.
To me, MIDI import is a data entry method rather than a means of recording music. I view the midi2ly script as nothing more than a way to get manually-entered pitches and durations into LilyPond - and so far, it's been serving me well for that. When I begin work on file that is a midi2ly result, I immediately do a big copy-and-paste to my own standard templates. Oh, I suppose I _could_ learn Python and edit the midi2ly script to my specs. But even so, I couldn't escape editing work since I still need to add lots of lyrics. Karlin High Missouri, USA
OldHundredLM.mid
Description: OldHundredLM.mid
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