zazula@soliton.uucp (Ralph Zazula) (06/11/91)
Look at the Score class. It will read MIDI files and create
a Note-Part-Score structure. Try:
id myScore;
myScore = [[Score alloc] init];
[myScore readMidifile:"myfile.midi"];
printf("parts: %u\n",[myScore partCount]);
etc...
Ralph
P.S. Keep watching... I'm almost done with a basic MIDI sequencer...
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|----------------------------------------------------------------------|das15@cunixa.cc.columbia.edu (Douglas A Scott) (06/11/91)
I am interested in any type of program that can read MIDI-format files and print out readable data of any sort--I wish to modify it to create a multipurpose "scorefile" conversion program for converting to and from MIDI to and from several other scorefile formats. So, what I am looking for is something that reads in MIDI data and stores it in any kind of easily accessible format inside the program. If the code is in AppKit format, so much the better, but I'll take what I can get. Thanks! ----------------------------------------------------------------- Douglas Scott Columbia University Computer Music Studio Internet: <doug@woof.columbia.edu> <das15@cunixa.cc.columbia.edu> UUCP: ...!columbia!woof!zardoz!doug Phone: (703)765-4771
rgc@wam.umd.edu (Ross Garrett Cutler) (06/11/91)
convertscore(1) can convert a MIDI file to a Score file, which can be edited with any text editor. At the minimum, this is useful in changing the instruments from some MIDI port to a PluckString (or whatever). -- Please email -- I'll summarize. Ross Cutler University of Maryland, College Park Internet: rgc@wam.umd.edu