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Dear Ottorino,
In OSX, all the midi inputs configured in MIDI Studio setup (of the OSX system itself) will be available.
Maybe this behaviour of the notes appearing and then disappearing can be due to doubling the midi information at some point.
Maybe the other software, like midipipe are doing some duplication or filtering off the notes.
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Thanks a lot, Stephane !
Very nice, but Muse 4 imported better the pedal lines
Best !
Julio
On 2/21/2024 at 1:27 PM, JulioHerrlein said:An interesting fact...
Only Musescore 4 imported correctly the pedalling. Here is the file I used.
Finale and Muse 3 failed...
MUSE 4
Pedal lines...
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5 hours ago, Stephane Boussuge said:
Lilypond works also very well with Opmo.
Nice, but do you know an easy way how to import MusicXML to Lily ? Not having to use command line...
Or directly from Opmo ?
Best !
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But Finale was always the standard...
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An interesting fact...
Only Musescore 4 imported correctly the pedalling. Here is the file I used.
Finale and Muse 3 failed...
MUSE 4
FINALE:
Best,
Julio
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(dictum '(:butlast ped) mat)
Worked great !
Thanks !
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Thanks, Stephane
Please, can you specify where to put the :butlast keyword ?
BEst
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Dear All,
I want to create pedal marks in a material.
(setf mat '((e. d4e4fs4 pp s cs4e4fs4 d4e4fs4 e. cs4e4fs4 s d4e4fs4 cs4e4fs4 e d4e4fs4 tie) (e. f3g3a3 pp s e3g3a3 f3g3a3 e. e3g3a3 s f3g3a3 e3g3a3 e f3g3a3 tie) (e. fs3gs3bb3 pp s f3gs3bb3 fs3gs3bb3 e. f3gs3bb3 s fs3gs3bb3 f3gs3bb3 e fs3gs3bb3 tie) (e. fs3gs3bb3 pp s f3gs3bb3 fs3gs3bb3 e. f3gs3bb3 s fs3gs3bb3 f3gs3bb3 e fs3gs3bb3 tie) (e. gs4bb4c5 pp s g4bb4c5 gs4bb4c5 e. g4bb4c5 s gs4bb4c5 g4bb4c5 e gs4bb4c5 tie) (e. bb3c4d4 pp s a3c4d4 bb3c4d4 e. a3c4d4 s bb3c4d4 a3c4d4 e bb3c4d4 tie) (e. e4fs4gs4 pp s eb4fs4gs4 e4fs4gs4 e. eb4fs4gs4 s e4fs4gs4 eb4fs4gs4 e e4fs4gs4 tie) (e. e4fs4gs4 pp s eb4fs4gs4 e4fs4gs4 e. eb4fs4gs4 s e4fs4gs4 eb4fs4gs4 e e4fs4gs4 tie))) (dictum '(:do ped :bar (1 2 3 4)) mat) (dictum '(:do ped :bar (1 3 5 6)) mat)
But I can´t create one Pedal on and of for each bar.
This expression
(dictum '(:do ped :bar (1 2 3 4)) mat)
creates one long pedal over the bars 1 2 3 4, but the harmony changes every bar, and I need a pedal release at the end of each measure.
This expression
(dictum '(:do ped :bar (1 3 5 6)) mat)
Creates a pedal mark on every other bar, but it invades some of the bars, going beyond the bar region.
Is there some suggestion ?
Thanks !
Julio
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Dear All,
I really enjoyed the way Dictum works now. In my opinion, it´s also a way of implementing variations over the material.
I just have one suggestion:
Maybe it could have a length keyword to make the gen-pause (or any operation) in the first positive length event, or only in positive values (not over the rests), so you don´t need to count the events to apply the operation. For the bars that start with rests (an have many rests) this could be useful.
Something like this:
(setf omn2b '((-5q 5q fs4 p bb3 f3 e4 -3q g4 c5 s eb5 mf a5 cs6 gs6) (5q gs6 f cs6 a5 eb5 - -s c5 g4 e4))) ;;; length keyword to make the gen-pause (or any operation) in the first length event, or only in positive values (not over the rests) so you don´t need to count the events to apply. (dictum '((:if 5q :do tasto :bar 1) (:first ord :bar 2) (:do (gen-pause x) :bar 1 :event 1 :length t) (:if e :do tasto :bar 2)) omn2b) ; RESULT ((-5q - bb3 p tasto f3 tasto e4 tasto -3q g4 c5 s eb5 mf a5 cs6 gs6) (5q gs6 f ord cs6 a5 eb5 - -s c5 g4 e4))
All the best !
Julio
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Great ! I´m going to check this. Thanks !
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Hello, Dear Friends
Tablature is part of the musicxml standard. It´s also important in baroque guitar and also for dealing with finger mechanisms in the guitar, like fingering combinations, etc.
Can it be generated in Opusmodus, there is a TAB clef available ?
Thanks a lot !
Julio
Tablature | MusicXML 4.0
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Thanks for the information, Stephane ! Best !
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Thanks a lot, Stephane !! Nice !!
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beautiful, Stephane !
How do you make that section numbers (1, 2, 3, ) in the score sections ?Best !
Julio
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Very Cool !! The flute sound is also from VCV ?
Nice !
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Thanks, Stephane ! Best !
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I can get the live code compiled, but in windows seems like I can´t go back to a previously compiled live coding instruments. It just shows the last compiled one.
So, I don´t know what you mean by "scenes"...
Can Opusmodus receive a midi command to start 2 live coding instruments at the same time ? For example, midi note (c4) starts live coding instrument 1, midi note cs4 starts live coding 2, etc ?
Thanks !
Can Opusmodus receive a midi command to start 2 live coding instruments at the same time ? For example, midi note (c4) starts live coding instrument 1, midi note cs4 starts live coding 2, etc ?
Thanks
One more thing: In MAC, when
evaluate this
(live-coding-midi (compile-score 'drums1))
the live code already starts playing after evaluated.
In windows behaviour, you evaluate and have to play start to hear.
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Thanks for the information !
I was trying Opusmodus with some samplers, mixing audio and midi.
The timing of Opusmodus is excellent. Everything in sync.
Thank you.
Best !
Julio
Maybe a good idea would be having multiple instances of live coding in the same workspace, with detachable moving windows for the live code instruments.
6 hours ago, Stephane Boussuge said:Hi Julio,
did you try with different workspaces ?
Stephane
I was trying in the same workspace... Thank you !
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Dear Friends,
How to have multiple instances of Live Coding in Windows Machines ?
I´m trying to make this happen even from different files, but the ps expression always open the live coding in the main navigator window.
Thanks ! Happy 2024 !
(ps 'gm :afromenu1 (list (make-omn :pitch (gen-loop 120 (rnd-pick (integer-to-pitch (gen-integer -29 43))):seed 269615) :length (gen-repeat 120 '(s s)))) :tempo 80 :output :live-coding )
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In my humble opinion, you can do anything you can rationalize in terms of lists, functions and algorithms. That´s the basic concept. There are idiomatic, stylistic things that demands more revision due to its "not so automatic" nature. Some styles have a blend of automatic procedures and some touch of imprecise things. Maybe what I call "imprecise" here is somewhat of a higher order in terms of language, something that not depends necessarily in well formed lists or well formed syntax. Some of these high order language aspects can be captured by an AI trained with a specific idiomatic database based on common practice procedures for example. Or simply made manually case by case... Meaning is not captured by lists... Our cognition of form neither... Generating and juxtaposing materials does not create meaning. It´s a necessary step, but it´s not all...
melodize and pitch-melodize are similar but not the same. Check the docs.
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Old VSL .gig files...
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The drop types are the same, independently of the chord family. It´s a matter of ordering the notes and keep the rule of no more than an octave between adjacent voices.
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Opusmodus + SuperCollider in Windows ? Do you have a tutorial ? Best !
Get-Time-Signature to Length-Span
in Function Examples
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Dear All,
One interesting conversion would be the one for transforming the get-time-signature result to
length-span time signature format. This would be useful to rephrase rhythmically one rhythm with another´s rhythm time-signature structure.
For example:
; Take this rhythm
(setf ritmos (gen-repeat 4 (gen-length '((1 2 1 2 1 1) (1 1 1 1 1 2 1) (1 -3 1 -3 2 -2 4) (-3 1 -1 1 1 1)) '(16))))
Here is the bar structure for this
(get-time-signature ritmos)
This is the output
((2 4 2) (4 4 1) (2 4 3) (4 4 1) (2 4 3) (4 4 1) (2 4 3) (4 4 1) (2 4 1))
If I want to use this result as a time signature template in the length-span I have to convert it to
(2/4 2/4 1 2/4 2/4 2/4 1 2/4 2/4 2/4 1 2/4 2/4 2/4 1 2/4)
in order to use the time-signature order it in the length-span function
Is there some function that performs this ?
Best !
Julio
I did this extravagant coding , but I need it with the slashes ( " / " ) and the repetitions, like converting (2 4 3) into (2/4 2/4 2/4)...
(setf timesig-to-length-span
(flatten
(matrix-transpose
(list
(lake-everyother
(get-count (get-count (get-time-signature ritmos))) ; how many
0 3 (flatten (get-time-signature ritmos)))
(lake-everyother
(get-count (get-count (get-time-signature ritmos))) ; how many
1 3 (flatten (get-time-signature ritmos)))
)
))
)
;;(2 4 4 4 2 4)
I love lake-everyother