Dear Simon
Thank you very much for your suggestion. I was trying to prepare a midi
for a hymn with acompaniment, 4 channels for SATB and two for the
accompaniment.In the accompaniment there are four voices ( but only two
staves ). I used the {}{} construct to accommodate the extra voices
but since I was getting the warning about the channels being remapped, I
removed this consruct and replaced the consruct by 4 channels instead of
two; I associated each voice with a channel not the staffThus there will
be a maximum of 8 channels. Now I don't get
a warning. But when I put the SATB on two staves instead of four the
warning reappears. I find this behavior difficult to undererstand since *I *am
not increasing the channels: as far as I can see the maximum no of
channels is 8 . I will do some more work on my example to see what is
happening, assuming that this is not a bug in lilypond. I will let you know
if I solve it.
Sebastian
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On Sun, May 18, 2014 at 6:54 AM, Simon Albrecht simon.albre...@mail.dewrote:
Hello Sebastian,
it seems to me like you would require more than 16 midi channels (which
normally correspond to the staves in your score) and midi doesn’t support
more than 16. So the output which would have gone to channel #17 is
actually put into channel #1 (and inherits its instrument, dynamics etc.
properties), #18 is redirected to #2 etc. (that’s the modulo 16 part). So
either, if this isn’t a problem for you (because all staves use the same
midi instrument for example), just ignore the warning [1] or try using an
extra score for midi, which combines some of the staves into voices of one
staff, so you don’t have more than 16 staves in total.
HTH, Simon
[1] or use the scheme function ly:expect-warning:
#(ly:expect-warning MIDI channel wrapped around)
#(ly:expect-warning remapping modulo 16)
(somehow this doesn’t suppress all the warnings, but only the first one of
a kind; I’ll ask about that in a separate mail)
Am 17.05.2014 21:45, schrieb Sebastian Canagaratna:
Hi:
I'm using Lilypond 2.16.2 I get the above warning sometimes.
Is this a bug? Or am I doing something wrong? I can't detect the error,
and the midi seems OK.
Sebastisn
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