Perhaps I misunderstood your setup - are you reading a MIDI file in, it
contains bank changes, and when you play back they are messed up? Or they
show the wrong banks in the Instrument Parameter Panel? That would make
this code suspect, otherwise I'm afraid I don't see a connection.
OK,
On Thu, 5 Feb 2015 20:22:34 +
Abrolag abro...@users.sourceforge.net wrote:
[...]
I've tried attaching the MIDI version of my test file if anyone wants to
have a
look at it and see what happens.
Have looked at your test MIDI and let MidiEvent::print trace it out.
Thank you, and also
On Wed, 11 Feb 2015 14:22:24 -0500
Tom Breton (Tehom) te...@panix.com wrote:
On Thu, 5 Feb 2015 20:22:34 +
Abrolag abro...@users.sourceforge.net wrote:
[...]
I've tried attaching the MIDI version of my test file if anyone wants to
have a
look at it and see what happens.
How would I go about rounding up the bar lines in a segment? It would
not appear that a bar line is an event, since in jpff;;;'s CsoundExport
code, all non-note events are printed as a comment line, and bar lines
aren't there in the output.
Same thing for ties. They aren't there either. If they
Thanks. That's helpful.
Accessing bar line positions is more trouble than it's worth for me
right is what that part of your answer tells me. That frees up some time
for me.
As for the ties, a note would have two properties: one for tied from
and another for tied to. Any idea where I could find
On 02/11/2015 02:54 PM, Steve Conrad wrote:
How would I go about rounding up the bar lines in a segment? It would
not appear that a bar line is an event, since in jpff;;;'s CsoundExport
code, all non-note events are printed as a comment line, and bar lines
aren't there in the output.
Bar
Thanks
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Csound is utterly indifferent to note names and accidentals. Notes are
called by their frequencies (yuck), midi note number or most commonly
PCH notation which is what Rosegarden exports. In PCH, octaves are
integers and the notes within an octave are decimals, so that 6.00 is
middle C, 7.04 is
On Tue, 10 Feb 2015, D. Michael McIntyre wrote:
I was wondering about that, now that you mention it. Controller banks?
Does anything support more than 127 controllers? Are bank changes
Controllers have standardized numbers - e.g. 7 is master volume - so the
main issue isn't really that a
I have written up a short article on my experience experimenting with
organ sounds on Rosegarden using different synthesizers and effects
processors.
It may be of some interest to readers of this list.
http://steve-conrad.com/blog/?page_id=65
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