Thanks Micheal, what i'm trying to do is to generate a standard notational score from a a number of points on an x,y plain, so i thought I might just be able to take the numbers and write them to a midi file? I guess I can just hook my number boxes to makenote with a midi out and then send the midi data out of 1 computer and into a sequencer in another computer which can then record the score? Any other suggestions?
regards, Rory.
--- Michal Seta mis@music.mcgill.ca wrote: > Date: Mon, 24 Sep 2001 09:49:35 -0400
Subject: Re: [PD] writing midi files in pd? From: Michal Seta mis@music.mcgill.ca To: Rory Walsh rorytheroar@yahoo.com
I am not aware of any but may I suggest sing [qlist] [textfile] or [msgfile], the latter being part of zexy. Even in Max I found that using coll instead of seq was better, but then it depends what you want to do with it.... msgfile is the closest to coll. IF you absolutely need to write a MIDI file then those objects are not what you're looking for.
./MiS
On 9/24/01 5:25 AM, "Rory Walsh" rorytheroar@yahoo.com wrote:
Can anyone tell me if there is an extern available somewhere that will write midi files from
numerical
data in pd? Similar to the 'seq' object in max?
regards, Rory.
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