[Csnd] Tempo after pp and np
Date | 2014-03-28 01:51 |
From | Michael Saunders |
Subject | [Csnd] Tempo after pp and np |
The manual says: "At the close of any of the operations Carry, Tempo, and Sort, three additional score features are interpreted during file writeout: next-p, previous-p, and ramping." and "... the operation that interprets these symbols [ppx, npx] is acting on a time-warped and fully sorted version of the score." which is as it should be. But look:
instr 11 print p2, p3 print p4, p5 endin i11 1 2 np2 np3
i11 2 3 pp2 pp3 results in the output: instr 11: p2 = 0.600 p3 = 1.200
instr 11: p4 = 2.000 p5 = 3.000 instr 11: p2 = 1.200 p3 = 1.800
instr 11: p4 = 1.000 p5 = 2.000 instr 11: p2 = 0.600 p3 = 1.200 instr 11: p4 = 1.200 p5 = 1.800 instr 11: p2 = 1.200 p3 = 1.800
instr 11: p4 = 0.600 p5 = 1.200 |
Date | 2014-04-03 04:16 |
From | Steven Yi |
Subject | Re: [Csnd] Tempo after pp and np |
Hi Michael, I'm catchup up with older emails and saw that no one had responded to this. Could you post an issue at Github: https://github.com/csound/csound/issues with the contents of the email? I don't know those score commands so don't have anything to say about them, but it seems like we shouldn't lose track of this item. Thanks! steven On Thu, Mar 27, 2014 at 9:51 PM, Michael Saunders |