Am 04.02.2013 10:12, schrieb Tim E. Real: > Or you could accept midi clock which MusE transmits, into a DSSI plugin. > That'll give you tempo. > If we ever finish the midi MTC time code features you might also > have linear (audio) time at your disposal via the midi.
accepting the MIDI clock might help, but i still need info about the time signature. > > Or how about using a DSSI midi controller, or a LADSPA/DSSI/etc > audio controller port in your plugin labeled 'tempo'? > And two more for signature? > Crazy idea? Hm, it's late. not so crazy, i had the same. i don't really like it, but i think it's the best we can do; the alternative is to hardcode functionality into MusE, and i don't want that. Or we create a MusE-specific plugin interface (like MESS, or even extending it?). But then i'd rather prefer a not-so-nice solution which can be used with different programs as well. do you have any idea how to let the plugin display stuff within MusE? (i.e., the plugin shall have its custom arranger control track.) i've thought of a shared object which is given the data from the plugin (it will expose all configuration stuff via LADSPA for the sake of non-MusE audio software anyway) by MusE, a QPainter and information about tempomap etc, and shall draw its stuff into this QPainter. better ideas? greetings flo
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