Midi in java is part of the java 1.3.1 standard release. Start
at
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.3/docs/guide/sound/index.html
for information. I found the docs to be a little difficult to
figure out, but the javadoc api spec is all there and there are
some decent sample programs to play with.
Sk
Alasdair asked:
>I have first and second time endings, after
which I need to
>start a repeat. But what is the correct syntax for this? I
am
>using abcm2ps (under linux), and every permutation of ]|: seems
>to produce
an error, or the wrong output.
The abc 1.6 standard says:
} Repeat/ba
Christian M. Cepel asked:
>I'm looking for a good reference/intro text to explain MIDI.
Have you seen this site? It's a good place to start:
http://www.borg.com/~jglatt/tech/miditech.htm
Note there is a bad link on one of the "MIDI Specification" page.
The link that says "What is MIDI?" shou
Hi there
The subject line says it all: I have first and second time endings, after
which I need to start a repeat. But what is the correct syntax for this? I
am using abcm2ps (under linux), and every permutation of ]|: seems to produce
an error, or the wrong output.
Thanks for this!
c
Can I get some recommendations those of you in the know?
I'm looking for a good reference/intro text to explain MIDI.
I wanna understand it on a concept level, a programming level, a zen
buddhist level (well.. I'm a Christian, so if there are any NT aramaic
writings on the subject I'd really en
On Mon, Jan 06, 2003 at 11:33:57AM -0500, Christopher Myers wrote:
> Again, another possibly silly question.
>
> (First, note that I'm working on a linux box)
> I have an abc file with multiple tunes in it. abc2midi very happily
> renders all the tunes in that file into midi files (filename1.mid,
Thanks Paulo
Can I contact you privately?
John
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Eleutério Tibúrcio
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John Barnaby wrote
>Welcome to the promised land!
>I'm afraid you'll have to get used to the Unix/Linux way of
>getting
>some
>things done
lol, welcome to the promised land where all is harder to work :)
btw among all the programs you mentionned I use them both on
window$ and linux ;)
_
Again, another possibly silly question.
(First, note that I'm working on a linux box)
I have an abc file with multiple tunes in it. abc2midi very happily
renders all the tunes in that file into midi files (filename1.mid,
filename2.mid, etc). I plop these files onto into a webpage, and
generally
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| I think the standard (or Steve Mansfield's tutorial) says something about separating
|them with a comma, like:
| [V:1,L:1/4,M:3/8]
|
| That's how I implemented/am implementing it in iabc.
Hmmm ... There seems to be a bit of an ambiguity here, in
the form of a conflict
On Fri, 03 Jan 2003 21:00:16 -0500, Christopher Myers
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Does anybody know how (if possible) to put octave notation, e.g.
>
>"8va basso - - - - - - "
>
>into abc so that abcm2ps can render it? I tried making it lyrics, and
[snip]
Have a look at the file 'deco.ab
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