Jump to content

JulioHerrlein

Members
 View Profile  See their activity

  • Posts

    773

  • Joined

  • Last visited

 Content Type 

Everything posted by JulioHerrlein

  1. JulioHerrlein
    Genius !
  2. JulioHerrlein
    Great, André !! Thanks a lot ! Best ! Julio
  3. JulioHerrlein
    Dear All, Is there a function for get all intervals of a row (or any list of integers or pitches) in relation to one note ? For example, given this 12 tone row: (a3 gs4 c4 d4 bb3 b3 fs4 f4 cs4 g4 ds4 e4) Get all intervals related to a4 ? The result should be: (-12 -1 -9 -7 -11 -10 -3 -4 -8 -2 -6 -5) This is for getting a resultant set of numbers related to a chromatic octave-module. Each order of the set result in a different set. Maybe can be a mapping function.
  4. JulioHerrlein
    Dear René, Maybe something like this. This works for de-mixing a texture onto 4 voices, each with differen rhythms. Hope it can help. Best, Julio (setf klang-chorale '(e c4fs4e4a4 cs4fs4e4a4 cs4fs4e4bb4 cs4gs4e4bb4 cs4gs4eb4bb4 cs4gs4eb4b4 cs4gs4f4b4 cs4gs4f4a4 d4gs4f4a4 d4gs4e4a4 d4g4e4a4 d4fs4e4a4)) ;;; (setf v1 (filter-tie (flatten (pitch-demix 1 klang-chorale)))) (setf v2 (filter-tie (flatten (pitch-demix 2 klang-chorale)))) (setf v3 (filter-tie (flatten (pitch-demix 3 klang-chorale)))) (setf v4 (filter-tie (flatten (pitch-demix 4 klang-chorale)))) (ps 'gm :sq (list v1 v2 v3 v4) :key-signature 'atonal :time-signature '(4 4) :tempo 70 :title "QUARTET" :display :window)
  5. JulioHerrlein
    Thank you ! Very nice ! In relation of counting the rests as items attacks, I suggested this to Janusz (probably in the next update). Best ! Julio
  6. JulioHerrlein
    Thanks a lot !
  7. JulioHerrlein
    Any release date for the update ? Best ! Julio
  8. JulioHerrlein
    This is amazing, Janusz !! Many thanks ! Looking forward to this update ! Best ! Julio
  9. JulioHerrlein
    I tried using the musicxml-to-editor (defun last-midi-to-musescore () (compile-score *last-score* :output :midi :file "temp-last-midi") (musicxml-to-editor "temp-last-midi" :application "/Applications/MuseScore3.app")) Like above, but the musicxml gives an error with midi files... How about to create a generic-file-to-editor choice, to send any type of file to other auxiliary apps ? Best ! Julio
  10. JulioHerrlein
    Now, I just need the midi-to-editor function to make it work. Thank you !
  11. JulioHerrlein
    Thank you, Janusz Yes, I already have some user defined things, like this: (defparameter *snippet-clef-default* :treble-down8) (defun last-score-to-musescore () (compile-score *last-score* :output :musicxml :file "temp-last-score") (musicxml-to-editor "temp-last-score" :application "/Applications/MuseScore3.app")) Thanks !! I will try this to see if works ! (defun last-midi-to-musescore () (compile-score *last-score* :output :midi :file "temp-last-midi") (midi-to-editor "temp-last-midi" :application "/Applications/MuseScore3.app"))
  12. JulioHerrlein
    Many thanks, Janusz If possible, add the idea of filtering tracks, for picking specific tracks on rendering the files, like a keyword :tracks (midi-to-editor :tracks '(0 2 3 5)) For rendering/saving just some tracks It would be AWESOME !!
  13. JulioHerrlein
    Thanks, Janusz ! But I need the Midi File to get the VSL articulations from it. I take the notated part from the XML, using (last-score-to-musescore) wich makes musescore open "automagically" the XML I´d like to have the same thing for Export/Last Score to Midi... without having to save midi file in disk first, then opening to Musescore. Just the command and boom ! Like I have with the XML. Then I will cut just the articulation keyswitches part and paste alongside the XML part. Best ! Julio
  14. JulioHerrlein
    Dear Friends, Is there some way to automatically opening a MIDI FILE (related to the last snippet/score generated) from Opusmodus to other application (Musescore, Sibelius) ? Something similar to this solution ? last-score-to-musescore solution, but for last midi files ? Like this post ? But for midi file? Many thanks in advance ! Much needed now. Best, Julio
  15. JulioHerrlein
    Dear Stephane, I´m planning to do a little video sooner or later. But basically, it´s the same stuff/template I´m working for some time. Inside this template, some ideas about music and composition are emerging, alongside with the constraints of my imagination and the different ways of realizing all this with this wonderful Opusmodus tool. Thanks in advance to all the support and inspiration you and Janusz bring to me and all the people in this forum. All the best ! Julio
  16. JulioHerrlein
    Yes !! This is great ! Thank you, Janusz !] Just a keyword did the job. Very interesting for controlling the number of rhythmic attacks in a time span, without having to measure a time span so strictly. As a consequence, the harmony can be better controlled also, because I use lists of compatible harmonies. All the best ! Julio
  17. JulioHerrlein
    Thank you, Janusz ! Best
  18. JulioHerrlein
    Dear friends, A cool idea to implement would be to have a gen-divide like function for dividing rhythm lists, filtering just the positive values, like this: (setf rhy '(q -q -e e e e q q -s s s s)) ;;;Standard gen divide (gen-divide 3 rhy) ;;result: (q -q -e) (e e e) (q q -s) (s s s) ;;; (gen-divide-attack 3 rhy) ;;;result (q -q -e e e) (e q q) (-s s s s) To me, would be very useful. All the best ! Julio
  19. JulioHerrlein
    Thank you, Janusz ! Great !! Best ! Julio
  20. JulioHerrlein
    Yes, But the purpose of omn-dictum, according to the documentation is to provide the possibiliry of revisions : "The dictum arguments can be seen as maps, rules or handwritten corrections to a final score." So, this kind of revision is typical. Maybe keywords like :flats and :sharps Something like: (omn-dictum '((e stacc 1) (:sharps 2) (3q leg 2)) omn2) Best ! Julio
  21. JulioHerrlein
    Maybe this could be implemented inside the "omn-dictum" function, since it have the "per bar" processing.
  22. JulioHerrlein
    Yes, lots of fun, Torsten ! Thank you for the recommendation. Hmmmm... I don´t know if I would "recognize" the number 3 if I see it crossing the street, but I will give a try !
  23. JulioHerrlein
    Thanks, Torsten !! Best !
  24. JulioHerrlein
    Vintage LISP teaching (MIT, 1986) KIND OF COOL THING (this guy teaches the way I like) Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs | Electrical Engineering and Computer Science | MIT OpenCourseWare OCW.MIT.EDU This course introduces students to the principles of computation. Upon completion of 6.001, students should be able to explain and apply the basic methods from programming languages to analyze computational systems, and to generate computational solutions to abstract problems. Substantial weekly programming assignments are an integral part of the course. This course is worth 4 Engineering Design Points. LISP MUSIC
  25. JulioHerrlein
    Dear Janusz, Maybe a good update would be the possibility of customizing the ensembles and its related clefs. For example, somebody may want to write a extended technique violin piece using a percussion clef or something like this. Or maybe a Pierrot Ensemble with some added instrument, a prepared piano piece with three or four staves, or a strange combination of instruments/clefs. The ability of customizing specific groups and bracketsis interesting. Best, Julio
×
×
  • Create New...

Important Information

Terms of Use Privacy Policy

  I accept