[Csnd] Recording MIDI data from a Csound performance to use in later non-realtime rendering

Date	2014-01-14 02:05
From	Forrest Cahoon
Subject	[Csnd] Recording MIDI data from a Csound performance to use in later non-realtime rendering
	I came up with a solution for this problem which I was recently asking about here: I'm writing the data out during the performance using the foutk opcode, then I wrote a small python program to convert this into a standard MIDI format file I can later use with the same Csound script by using the -F command-line option to feed it in. I've documented this in a new blog that I'm hoping I'll be able to keep up: you can read the details (and get my conversion code) at http://computersonic.wordpress.com/2014/01/14/recording-your-midi-performance-in-csound/ Forrest

Date	2014-01-14 02:24
From	Dave Seidel
Subject	Re: [Csnd] Recording MIDI data from a Csound performance to use in
	Nice! And I hope you do keep blogging. - Dave On Mon, Jan 13, 2014 at 9:05 PM, Forrest Cahoon <forrest.cahoon@gmail.com> wrote: I came up with a solution for this problem which I was recently asking about here: I'm writing the data out during the performance using the foutk opcode, then I wrote a small python program to convert this into a standard MIDI format file I can later use with the same Csound script by using the -F command-line option to feed it in. I've documented this in a new blog that I'm hoping I'll be able to keep up: you can read the details (and get my conversion code) at http://computersonic.wordpress.com/2014/01/14/recording-your-midi-performance-in-csound/ Forrest

Date	2014-01-14 13:33
From	Steven Yi
Subject	Re: [Csnd] Recording MIDI data from a Csound performance to use in
	Thanks Forrest for posting that! (And I now have your blog in my RSS feeds :) ). steven On Mon, Jan 13, 2014 at 9:05 PM, Forrest Cahoon wrote: > I came up with a solution for this problem which I was recently asking about > here: I'm writing the data out during the performance using the foutk > opcode, then I wrote a small python program to convert this into a standard > MIDI format file I can later use with the same Csound script by using the -F > command-line option to feed it in. > > I've documented this in a new blog that I'm hoping I'll be able to keep up: > you can read the details (and get my conversion code) at > http://computersonic.wordpress.com/2014/01/14/recording-your-midi-performance-in-csound/ > > Forrest >