Posted January 27Jan 27 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 27Jan 27 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 28Jan 28 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 28Jan 28 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 28Jan 28 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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