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I need to check if we can use Emacs with the new Opusmodus (LispWorks).
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You can use both, length symbols and ratios.
Tuplets:
5q = 1/20 3q = 1/12 3h = 1/6
etc...
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The hanging notes should be fixed in 3.0.28886.
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How did you have create the MIDI file. I have tested many midi files and no other produces this bug on PC.
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Your midi file works fine on Mac. Looks like a Windows bug. Will have a look.
Same problem with notation viewer playback or Live Coding instrument?
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I would think about the chords before applying the make-omn function.
(setf chords (chordize (gen-divide 3 (flatten omn3)))) (setf six+deux (omn-to-measure (make-omn :pitch chords :length ry1 :span :pitch) '(3/8)))
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This is not about 'Opposite of chordize'.
Please create a new post.
Please check the chordize document. The chordize input are pitches and not omn list form.
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(chordize '(c4 d4 e4)) => (c4d4e4)
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Julio, could you send me the score file or midi file that produces the hanging notes.
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Will have a look.
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It works the same way as any other Windows app.
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OUT NOW!
- JulioHerrlein and Pli
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OM v.3.0 Windows ready for download:
https://opusmodus.com/forums/downloads
LoopMIDI is a third-party application that allows you to create virtual MIDI ports on your Windows system:
loopMIDI | Tobias Erichsen
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Update 3.0.28819
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You can set the instrument to NIL:
(ps 'gm :sq (list vn1 vn2 nil nil) :tempo 68 :output :audition)
only the vn1 and vn2 instrument will be audition.
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ps means Preview Score - predefined layouts and instruments for quick preview.
If you are look for flexibility you need to use def-score.
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The def-instrument-set needs to be set correctly for each instrument. There are no empty layouts
I addend a new keyword :audition into the PS function.
When :output is set to :audition no midi player or notation viewer will display - just audio.
Example:
(ps 'gm :sq (list vn1 vn2 vla vlc) :tempo 68 :output :audition)
def-score is more flexibile for it - no layout needed.
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This is not about layout, by default the PS display notation.
This could be possible with an additional keyword.
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The file contents need to be a string.
(defun remove-semicolon (string) (remove ";" string :test #'string=)) (setf orig "0 1-amp-env 1 11000; 11000 1-amp-env 1 6000; 6000 1-amp-env 0.2 10000; 10000 1-amp-env 1 5000;") (setf pd1 (string-to-list (remove-semicolon orig))) (setf pd2 (gen-divide 4 pd1)) (setf pd3 (loop for i in pd2 collect (list (* 2 (1~ i)) (2~ i) (3~ i) (* 2 (4~ i))))) (join-string-list (loop for i in pd3 collect (string-replace " ;" ";" (join-string-list (list (list-to-string i) ";"))))) => "0 1-amp-env 1 22000; 22000 1-amp-env 1 12000; 12000 1-amp-env 0.2 20000; 20000 1-amp-env 1 10000;"
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example please, how the data should look like.
0 1-amp-env 1 11000; 11000 1-amp-env 1 6000; 6000 1-amp-env 0.2 10000; 10000 1-amp-env 1 5000; ...
output:
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It is not part of v.3.0. You need Quicklisp to load the library.
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How to share stuff generated by rnd-sample to other parts of the code?
in Support & Troubleshooting
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Your example is not very helpful. I can't see the my-pitches values, and the times value - I need to see the my-sequence output to determine the :span :pitches use.
I think the :span :pitches is the problem.
What about: