On Dec 10, 2005, at 11:22 PM, Scott Kane wrote:
Thanks for the reply. I assumed they were binary, didn't
know they were text.
They aren't, but they're like text: getting music out of them is
analogous to getting speech out of a text file. (It's interesting to
think about the relative
Exactly. A midi file is effectively a description of the music (a
list of notes to be played, with some other information), like a
written score, as opposed to a recording.
Mark
On 11 Dec 2005, at 13:11, Charles Hartman wrote:
On Dec 10, 2005, at 11:22 PM, Scott Kane wrote:
Thanks for
Hi Scott,
you could visit Hugh Senior's website:
and download the file:
UDI, an extraordinary japanese programmer,
published many stacks to play Midi files using
notation similar to HyperCard.
al
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Hi Al,
Thank you. You wouldn't happen to have the ULL would
you?
Sott
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UDI, an extraordinary japanese programmer,
published many stacks to play Midi files using
notation similar to HyperCard.
_http://homepage.mac.com/udi/stack/tool.html_
al
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Thanks, Al!! :-)
Scott
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Hi Scott,
Looks like
Hi,
Is it possible to play MIDI files in a Rev
app' without using QuickTime - both on Mac
and Windows? So far I get a howl of white
noise.
Scott
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OK. Sorry. I did a search of the archives
(which I should have done first) and it appears
it is not possible without QT.
Scott
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Scott Kane wrote:
Hi,
Is it possible to play MIDI files in a Rev
app' without using QuickTime - both on Mac
and Windows? So far I get a howl of white
noise.
Not really. MIDI files are just text files and they need some kind of
engine to interpret and run them. Rev uses QuickTime
Not really. MIDI files are just text files and they need some kind of
engine to interpret and run them. Rev uses QuickTime for
that. There may
be a way to do it using Media Player on Windows but I haven't
ever tried it.
Thanks for the reply. I assumed they were binary, didn't
know
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