ld be good to change
some day, but that's a long-term perspective without currently ongoing
or even started work, and without a Scheme way into _any_ Midi,
generating arbitrary Midi bytes just does not appear to make a lot of
sense as they could not be usefully serialised.
One could conceiv
ork around.
The Midi backend is pure C++, not accessible to Scheme programming and
not even using Scheme garbage collection. That would be good to change
some day, but that's a long-term perspective without currently ongoing
or even started work, and without a Scheme way into _any_ Midi,
g
David,
Thanks for the quick reply. At least your answer is clear and unequivocal :)
I will work around.
Cheers
Cam
On 2020-02-22 9:22 p.m., David Kastrup wrote:
Cam writes:
Is there any way to inject arbitrary bytes of data into the stream of
generated MIDI?
No.
There are times this w
Cam writes:
> Is there any way to inject arbitrary bytes of data into the stream of
> generated MIDI?
No.
> There are times this would be convenient.
You'll probably need a Midi sequencer or processor to get this done with
LilyPond output.
--
David Kastrup
My replies have a tendency to cause
Is there any way to inject arbitrary bytes of data into the stream of generated
MIDI? There are times this would be convenient.
Thanks
Cam
