January 27, 20251 yr I'm trying to figure out what might be wrong with this script: (setf melody '(q c4 mp q db4 q eb4 q e4 q fs4 q bb4 q a4 q d4)) ; Melody (setf melody-pairs (gen-divide 2 melody)) ; Group melody into pairs (setf chords '( h c4db4e4g4 p ; Cdim7 h e4gs4b4d5 p ; E7 h fs4a4c5eb5 p ; F#7b9 h d4f4a4c5 p ; Dmin9 )) ; Chord progression (setf seq-melody melody-pairs) ; Separate melody for staff (setf seq-chords chords) ; Separate chords for staff (setf len1 (omn-length seq-chords)) (midi-destinations) (def-score test (:title "Score Test" :composer "JBM" :time-signature '(4 4) :tempo 72) (part1 :omn seq-melody :port 2 :channel 1) (part2 :omn seq-chords :port 2 :channel 1)) Everything evaluates, but running cmd-1 on the def-score throws: OM 153 > audition-musicxml-omn-snippet Error: In - of (nil 14) arguments should be of type number. 1 (continue) Return a value to use. 2 Supply a new first argument. 3 (abort) Abort display notation. 4 Return to top loop level 0. Type :b for backtrace or :c <option number> to proceed. Type :bug-form "<subject>" for a bug report template or :? for other options. I've also tried port as "Bus 1", but it's basically the same thing. Not sure what's up.
January 27, 20251 yr You missed :key-signature slot. (def-score test (:title "Score Test" :composer "JBM" :time-signature '(4 4) :key-signature 'atonal :tempo 72) (part1 :omn seq-melody :port 2 :channel 1) (part2 :omn seq-chords :port 2 :channel 1))
January 28, 20251 yr Author Is there a control for trill speed, by any chance? It sounds very frantic to me. 🙂 EDIT: I'm using VV and SWAM instruments, btw, hence the "manual" trill speed. Obviously using a sampled trill would be one solution.
January 28, 20251 yr There's no trill and tremolo speed control. I'm using sampled one as well (VSL).
January 28, 20251 yr Yes there is: trem-e 1/8 trem-s 1/16 trem, trem-t 1/32 trem-x 1/64 trem-3h 1/6 trem-3q 1/12 trem-3e 1/24 trem-3s 1/48 trem-5h 1/10 trem-5q 1/20 trem-5e 1/40 trem-5s 1/80 trem-7h 1/14 trem-7q 1/28 trem-7e 1/56 trem-7s 1/112 same with trill1 and trill2: tr1... tr2... In the “Introduction to OMN: The Language” document (Assistant Panel (D)), you will find all the articulations used by OM.
January 28, 20251 yr Author 5 hours ago, opmo said: Yes there is: trem-e 1/8 trem-s 1/16 trem, trem-t 1/32 trem-x 1/64 trem-3h 1/6 trem-3q 1/12 trem-3e 1/24 trem-3s 1/48 trem-5h 1/10 trem-5q 1/20 trem-5e 1/40 trem-5s 1/80 trem-7h 1/14 trem-7q 1/28 trem-7e 1/56 trem-7s 1/112 same with trill1 and trill2: tr1... tr2... In the “Introduction to OMN: The Language” document (Assistant Panel (D)), you will find all the articulations used by OM. Oh, excellent. Yes, this is perfect, thanks!
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