Don,
You've got me a bit puzzled here. I've been using MusicTime for years
and had no problem exporting MIDI (.mid) files from it., or importing a
MIDI file to turn into a score. What's the actual problem you're
having - just in case I'm able to help at all.
Kevin.
Don Parrish-Bell wrote:
D
Thank you! I hadn't even thought of that ... and yet it seems such an
obvious thing to do.
We do have a Yamahi keyboard that should be able to do that. I will give
that a try.
Thanks again,
Don
At 09:50 AM 3/31/2004, you wrote:
On Wed, 31 Mar 2004, Don Parrish-Bell wrote:
> so my next quest
No sarcasm at all, a genuine request for positive feedback.
I don't know of such a program, but might be able to write one. The only
difficult point is finding out how to assign the data stream.
Once that is done, I can easily capture the MIDI events to a file.
At 06:29 PM 3/31/04, you wrote:
Do
On Wed, 31 Mar 2004, Don Parrish-Bell wrote:
> so my next question for all of you is does anyone
> know of a program that will record a MIDI stream that
> is being played through the sound card and store it
> into a MIDI file.
Connect your sound card to a keyboard that can record a
Midi stream on
Do I detect a bit of sarcasm there, Neil?
Ok, so one part of my problem is easily solvable by various means (import a
MIDI file to extract a workable source score), so my next question for all
of you is does anyone know of a program that will record a MIDI stream that
is being played through th
Oh yes, and if you find it useful, or are impressed by it's facilities,
PLEASE let us all know!
Thanks
Neil
At 10:32 PM 3/30/04, you wrote:
Ok, I installed your Harmony program. I only had a few minutes to play
with it, but I was able to convert a couple of midi songs to scores.
I couldn't fig
There is a manual included in the download, a little out of date on the
newer options but still valid for most.
There is also a comprehensive help file in the program - see the help menu
To edit notes, click on one with the RIGHT mouse button - you will get an
edit menu which includes adding note
You could download the current demo from
http://www.gvox.com/
(about 6Mb). I didn't look at the the demo, but if it's fully
featured, you may be able to export your files to some stable format.
Mick
Ok, I installed your Harmony program. I only had a few minutes to play
with it, but I was able to convert a couple of midi songs to scores.
I couldn't figure out how to edit or add notes in this brief session,
though. Do you have documentation that is downloadable when you register
this prog
At the moment, I think just getting MusicTime (I think we have 1.0!) to
export a MIDI file (it will play back MIDI ok, though) is the issue.
I will see about getting a few files from home to send you.
I have no idea how popular this thing was, but my wife has written (or
arranged) a bunch of st
Have you tried importing the MIDI to my program HARMONY?
This can also write abc. (But is only available for Windows)
(download from www.greenhedges.com)
If I had the MT format to hand, or some sample files, I could probably
write a direct import to HARMONY - would there be a large market for it?
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Don
Parrish-Bell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
We have a very early version of MusicTime that is getting quirkier and
quirkier as Windows "mutates". It "sort of works" with Windows XP, but
one more "downgrade" from Microsoft and it may be curtains for it.
Ah, great,
We have a very early version of MusicTime that is getting quirkier and
quirkier as Windows "mutates". It "sort of works" with Windows XP, but one
more "downgrade" from Microsoft and it may be curtains for it.
So, my question is does anyone on the list know of any software to convert
MusicTime
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