what's this beats language you mention? googling isn't turning up much 
useful here....

Arthur

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From: "john ffitch" 
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Subject: [Csnd] Re: Introduction, and first question


> If you are happy with MIDI then it is reasonably well supported.
> Check out the massign opcode to link MIDI channels to Csound
> instruments.  There are opcodes to get the MIDI note number, velocity
> and the like.
>
> An alternative is the beats score language what is aimed at
> traditional notation in a textual format.
>
> I hardly ever use MIDI so I can not offer much help, but Welcome!
>
> ==John ffitch
>
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> what's this beats language you mention? googling isn't turning up much
> useful here....
>
> Arthur
>

beats is in the Csound CVS and should be in th enext release.  Description
is in the Manual as well

Language looks like, meaasure 1 beat1 a quarter note at mp pitch D3


beats = 100
permeasure = 4

i101    m1 b1   q    mp   D3
i101                      F3
i101                      D3




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