> From: Stephen Peters <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: 02 Dec 2000 15:40:47 -0500
[...]
> In practice, I don't think midi2ly does a great job at synchronizing
> the different tracks (even on midi files created by lilypond), and it
> seems to do very poorly on random MIDI files found on the web.
I don't think that midi2ly is the problem. Midi files are not ment to
generate printed music. And esp. MIDI files with an acceptable sound
use a lot of tricks which look funny when converted back to printable
music. I found e.g. a MIDI-file of BWV1006 (Partita for violin solo
in E) whose first movement (Prelude) starts with a lot of 1/16th.
These 1/16th were distributed on more than one MIDI track (channel?)
improving the sound. But how should a MIDI to sheet music converter
detect that these tracks belong to one line of music?
-- Werner
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