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  1. Maybe this could be better addressed with AI. Actually, tonality is a very complex endeavour, a very idiomatic system.

     

    A melody can assume multiple functions. I like to think it as a system of scales with 9 different degrees or modal stations. Transposing this stations through the 12 keys is enough to get all the progressions of the common practice and jazz,  a sort of George Russell stuff.

     

    Some time ago I build an Opusmodus library with chords, but after I realised that would be easier to just midi input the chords I like and process the voicings with the drop-voicing function I helped Janusz to create.

     

    Each composition have some unique and handmade stuff. For me, that part is the choice of pitches and underlying harmony. I have my sensibility based in years of hearing and playing.

     

    Probably the AI will bring some ease to the process, but as humans, we need time to grasp and really internalize the material. The same occur with Opusmodus output, that sometimes brings more material than we can deal with, in the process of building a piece. Part of the problem is also dealing with form and the cognitive aspect of the information flow.

     

    Best,

    Julio

  2. Try to install a FOXIT PDF reader (it´s free) and make it your default PDF reader. Hope it helps.

     

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  3. Thanks, Janusz

    There is a lot of impact of using this in the notation indeed, specially when editing for the publishing work. The example provided in the beginning of this post is about this.

    I´ll try to make a function or use search/replace  in order to do this .

  4.  

    Dear All,

    Still trying to deal with this...

    Help is appreciated. Thanks

    ;;; Question How to use DICTUM to filter the use of omn-to-time-signature ?
    
    ;;; MAterial
    
    (setf vl1 '((-s) (e. gs4 s as4 h. e4 tie) (h e4 d4 tie) (q d4 e ds4 s fs4 hs b4 tie) (h b4 s gs4 g4 a4 qs c5 tie) (q c5 s as4 e a4 cs4 e. d4 d4 s) (w g4 tie) (q g4 h. d5) (e b4 s g4 h.s f4 tie) (q f4 s ds4 e4 f4 hs fs4) (s c5 e as4 ds5 e. cs5 fs4 s g4 q fs4 tie) (w fs4) (h. g4 e gs4 s a4 d5 tie) (w d5) (s b4 g4 a4 hs s gs4 e as4 s e4 tie) (s e4 e. d4 ds4 s fs4 h b4 tie) (h. b4 q gs4 tie) (h gs4 e g4 s a4 qs c5 tie) (h. c5 s as4 a4 cs4 d4 tie) (h d4 s e e g4 e. d5))) 
    
    ;;; Filter works rigth in this example: pitch transposing only long notes
    
    (dictum '((:range (h w.) :apply (pitch-transpose -24 x))
    )
    vl1)
    
    ;;; I´d like to aply this merge-ties nil only to the longer notes, not in the entire example. Can I use DICTUM as a filter to apply only in longer notes ?
    
    
    (omn-to-time-signature
    vl1 
     '((2 4 2) (4 4 1) (2 4 8) (1 4 1)) :merge-ties nil)
    
    ;;; HOW ???
    ;;; This won´t work... What I missed ?
    
    (dictum '(:range (h w.) :apply (omn-to-time-signature
    vl1 
     '((2 4 2) (4 4 1) (2 4 8) (1 4 1)) :merge-ties nil)))
  5. Dear All, 

     

    Please, help !

     

    ;;; Question How to use DICTUM to filter the use of omn-to-time-signature ?
    
    ;;; MAterial
    
    (setf vl1 '((-s) (e. gs4 s as4 h. e4 tie) (h e4 d4 tie) (q d4 e ds4 s fs4 hs b4 tie) (h b4 s gs4 g4 a4 qs c5 tie) (q c5 s as4 e a4 cs4 e. d4 d4 s) (w g4 tie) (q g4 h. d5) (e b4 s g4 h.s f4 tie) (q f4 s ds4 e4 f4 hs fs4) (s c5 e as4 ds5 e. cs5 fs4 s g4 q fs4 tie) (w fs4) (h. g4 e gs4 s a4 d5 tie) (w d5) (s b4 g4 a4 hs s gs4 e as4 s e4 tie) (s e4 e. d4 ds4 s fs4 h b4 tie) (h. b4 q gs4 tie) (h gs4 e g4 s a4 qs c5 tie) (h. c5 s as4 a4 cs4 d4 tie) (h d4 s e e g4 e. d5))) 
    
    ;;; Filter works rigth in this example: pitch transposing only long notes
    
    (dictum '((:range (h w.) :apply (pitch-transpose -24 x))
    )
    vl1)
    
    ;;; I´d like to aply this merge-ties nil only to the longer notes, not in the entire example. Can I use DICTUM as a filter to apply only in longer notes ?
    
    
    (omn-to-time-signature
    vl1 
     '((2 4 2) (4 4 1) (2 4 8) (1 4 1)) :merge-ties nil)
    
    ;;; HOW ???
    ;;; This won´t work... What I missed ?
    
    (dictum '(:range (h w.) :apply (omn-to-time-signature
    vl1 
     '((2 4 2) (4 4 1) (2 4 8) (1 4 1)) :merge-ties nil)))

     

  6. Dear Janusz, 

     

    I experienced the hanging of notes when evaluating the Zvony Pluton file above in both of my windows computers. The notebook and the desktop.

    The hanging of the notes occur when pausing the notation editor. When rewinding the notation player the notes are still hanging until the cursor pass from the point where stopped.

    Possibly this means that some note off information is missing when the pause is pressed. 

     

    All the best !

    Julio

    The port was set to IGNORE PORTS

  7. Yes, Janusz 

    With other files all seems to work ok !

    I did exported it from musescore. Maybe musescore export with some different header.

    All is ok in this beautiful Opusmodus Version !

     

    Now the PDFs are permiting copy.

     

    The audio going to VLC player is not a problem at all.

     

    Best !

     

    Julio

  8. Yes, probably windows stuff.

    I have no problems with notation viewer and live coding player. Everything works great except the the midi player.

    Also

    1) when navigating to the media content at the (M) button of the workspace the aiff files are launched in my system player instead of the Opusmodus Lispworks interface player. I have VLC player installed.

    2) when navigating the documentation, the documents appear to be inside my FOXIT pdf reader (my favorite free reader installed). So I need to right-click and set it to read mode. Windows does not have a default pdf reader when system is installed. Do you recommend some reader. Actually I like the appearance of FOXIT reader + Opusmodus but I have to change to read mode every time I need to copy code from the docs.

     

    Best,

    Julio

  9. Opusmodus 3.0 for Windows ( Basic Install and Workflow Setup )

    In this video there is a tutorial for the installation and setup of Opusmodus 3.0 for Windows computers. 

    It also shows the Loop Midi Setup and integration with Reaper, Musescore and Libre Office.

     

    LINKS

    OPUSMODUS 3.0 - Windows
    https://opusmodus.com/forums/downloads/

     

    LOOP MIDI - Virtual Midi ports - Tobias Erichsen
    https://www.tobias-erichsen.de/software/loopmidi.html

     

    REAPER
    https://www.reaper.fm/

     

    MUSESCORE
    https://musescore.org

     

    LIBRE OFFICE
    https://www.libreoffice.org/

     

    CHAPTERS

    00:00 - Intro
    00:59 - Install Opusmodus
    02:41 - First Look at Opusmodus Standalone
    04:25 - Midi Setup
    05:23 - Loop Midi Install
    05:53 - Virtual Ports Setup 
    06:30 - Selecting Midi Inputs and Midi Entry
    07:00 - DAW Midi Loop Setup (Reaper)
    09:19 - Def-Instrument-set creation and setup midi
    11:42 - Preview Score with def-instrument-set using VST and Reaper
    12:20 - OMN for creating musical ideas
    12:44 - Using the Preview Score with VST sounds in Reaper
    14:36 - Opusmodus and Notation Software - Musescore
    15:21 - Opusmodus and word processor software - Libre Office

  10. Dear All,

     

    What means multi layout ? For multiple instrument / voices ?

     

    :group Multi
       :multi (:layout multi-layout
               :port nil
               :channel 2
               :sound 'gm
               :program 0
               :controllers nil
               :pan (pan 0)
               :volume 92)

  11. (ps 'gm :sq (list vn1 vn2 vla vlc) :tempo 68 :output :audition)

    What is the solution if I need only the vn1 and vn2 with staves and vla and vlc just sounding without staves ?

    Can it be done in PS form ?

     

    Thanks a lot !

    Best,

    Julio

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