How about storing MIDI data as a custom property in a substack?
Even if this is done, you still need to copy the binary data contained
in the custom property to a temporary MIDI file (invisible if
desired), to which the the player's filename is assigned. According
to the 3.0 User Guide, audio/video QT players must always reference a
discreet file.
MIDI is usually used polyphonically by combining musical tracks into a
single file or stream. But, as an experiment, I referenced 3 MIDI
files and played them as follows:
on mouseUp
start player "whole"
start player "half"
start player "quarter"
end mouseUp
They remained exactly in sync throughout their play duration. So I
guess that you could, ***on a reasonably recent computer***, expect
that you can "mix" MIDI sound sequences. On older models (ca. < 1
gHz), who knows?
Kurt
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