| i am trying to emulate a switch statement by doing this:
sr=44100
kr=44100
ksmps=1
nchnls=1
gint init 1
instr 1
if gint != 1 goto next2
;do something
goto end
next2:
if gint != 2 goto next3
;do something different
goto end
next3:
if gint != 3 goto next4
;do something different
goto end
next4:
if gint != 4 goto next5
;do something different
goto end
next5:
if gint != 5 goto next6
;do something different
goto end
next6:
if gint != 6 goto next7
;do something different
goto end
next7:
;do something different
end:
out a1
if gint = 7 goto redo
gint = gint + 1
goto endinst
redo:
gint = 1
endinst:
endin
i am having the problem in that gint is never changing. i have tried
running it at different rates, but other different weird errors occur
then. basically, the part under ( if gint != 1 ) always gets called no
matter what i set gint to later. so either i am accumulating gint
poorly at the end and it never gets updated, or it is not possible to
change gint. any pointers? anyone ever try to do this before?
:P
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what does
INIT ERROR: oscil: not initialized
mean?
if i try:
if kint != 1 goto next2
a1 oscil p4, p6, 1
goto end
next2:
then i get the error. i have tried replacing the ocsil with table, and
i get table: not initialized.
help!
:P
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Dear Webmaster, dear Csounders
think it is time now to filter 'f1f0@m9ndfukc.com' from
the mailing lists and out of my box. I got more than
40 redirected off topic messages sent via
h3o@www.god-emil.dk, "networking" ,
olala Paris , typedmess@www.god-emil.dk,
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Probably he reaches tenthousands of people with his 'mailart' ?
Headers always look like the following while the To: changes
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I told him more than one time to stop spammin9, but he didn't.
This was his answer ...
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Subject: 9v7x/p79
hallo
please abort harassing me.
v!eln dank.
If we can not filter f1f0@m9ndfukc.com, it probably would be
the best to return all unread off topic messages directly to its
sender f1f0@m9ndfukc.com. So he can read it himself.
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pete moss wrote:
>
> gint init 1
> /.../
> gint = gint + 1
>
> i am having the problem in that gint is never changing.
gint is a (g)lobal (i)nit-time variable. The name must start
with "gk..." for the switch to work.
re
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Basically, it means exactly what it says - it is just unable to tell you
why. Before running a score, Csound does an 'initialization' pass
(sometimes referred to as 'i-time processing'). For many opcodes, such
as 'oscil', this is where internal buffers are allocated, for wavetables
and other things. However, in doing the initialization pass, Csound
follows the given logic - if an instruction jumps over the line where
the oscil is used, that oscil will not be initialized. 'goto' jumps
~always~ - including during initialization.
Since, presumably, the test kint != 1 is true first time around, the
oscil line is bypassed - next time round the oscil is called - but the
internal memory has not been set up, so it is an error.
You need to rejig things so that all such opcodes are initialized
properly. There are special versions of 'goto' which only operate at
certain times - 'igoto' is only executed during the initialization pass,
and is ignored everywhere else; and 'kgoto' is ignored at i-time and
during a-rate time, but is obeyed at k-time. you would use kgoto
therefore ~only~ to change k-rate variables, or change behaviour at the
k-rate. Similarly you would use igoto to change initialization variables
and sequences.
In short, you need to choose the goto according to the thing you are
changing. But don't jump over opcodes such as oscil at i-time, or you
will get this error. So one rule of thumb would be - use the lowest
level of goto you need - kgoto if possible, igoto for pure
initialization steps, and goto only if is ~always~ safe to jump over
something.
Richard Dobson
pete moss wrote:
>
> what does
> INIT ERROR: oscil: not initialized
> mean?
>
> if i try:
>
> if kint != 1 goto next2
> a1 oscil p4, p6, 1
> goto end
> next2:
>
> then i get the error. i have tried replacing the ocsil with table, and
> i get table: not initialized.
>
> help!
>
> :P
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pete moss wrote:
>
> what does
> INIT ERROR: oscil: not initialized
> mean?
It may mean that you have forgotten to specify a
function table in the score, like:
f 1 blah blah...
(Also, you should include the score file with problems,
else it's often impossible to help.)
Cheers,
re
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What I often like to do is to save 5-10 e-mails from it
and then fire them back with my comments to it telling him
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>What I often like to do is to save 5-10 e-mails from it
>
>and then fire them back with my comments to it telling him
>
>his socialist beleifs are going to be buried by Americans like me
>
>:)
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- Jul 11 00:52:06 1998
From: Steve Berkley
Subject: Silent Contribution
This is a "silent contribution". Are you going to "honor that?".
Sound familiar? "Silent Contribution"?
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mean? Plan on a visit. It's not a threat, as I could never threaten you.
It's simply in a language that I'm comfortable with.
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Coming to AES?
Good Night! (breath deeply, while you're at it)
Silent Contribution
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>
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>
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To: Josep M Comajuncosas
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In-reply-to: Your message of "Sun, 04 Jul 1999 17:51:08 +0200."
<377F82EC.FE64E80E@intercom.es>
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>I've been having some problems while trying to MIDIfy one of my
>instruments. I require to extend the note by irel seconds, and I should
>then use xtratim. But how do I define the overall volume envelope? with
>linsegr or linenr it seems that the note will be extended even more,
>according to the release time of that envelope generator. I couldnt
>find any reference to the "irind" flag which in theory should allow
>linenr and linsegr work on extended notes without extending them by
>themselves...or something like that.
>Any idea?
bwa-ha-ha-ha!
i think you will find that getting csound to fully integrate MIDI into
the activation and deactivation of voices to be quite problematic, and
at the very least, quite challenging. its not that it can't be done,
but it is tricky and very cumbersome. gabriel maldonado has some
examples amidst the documentation for some of his MIDI opcodes.
the documentation on *r opcodes seems quite out of date. however, the
basic feature you need to know is that (in theory) no note extending
opcode will have any effect unless it is trying to extend the note by
more than its current extension. So if xtratim (who dreams up these
opcode names anyway :) extends by 2 seconds, and linsegr extends by 1
second, only xtratim will take effect, and vice versa.
This is, however, in theory. if you write your instrument in an odd
way, or you use an *r opcode whose author doesn't obey this rule (i
don't know of any, but i wouldn't rule it out), it won't apply. as it
happens, the opcodes you mention should work OK.
--p
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hi csounders.
just a couple of thoughts
1.
how about a feature which allows for the pausing of the rendering and
its continuation.
often i am rendering large compositions on my ppc 6100/66 machine.
i would like to pause for sleep and then resume.
currently stopping the rendering terminates all the material thus
rendered.
2.
some means to render only sections of the composition without having to
create
changes to the original score.
to render only the end of the composition for example.
thanks doug
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f1f0@m9ndfukc.com is not always off topic, as anyone of us is not always
on topic. For those who so desire it easy to add a filter in one's
browser. In postings to Csound f1f0@m9ndfukc.com is not faking an email
address like many real spammers (e-businesses they are called nowadays)
that send me all kinds of unsolicited stuff. I would not be in favor of
centralized filtering on the Csound list.
Job van Zuijlen =20
R=FCdiger Borrmann wrote:
>=20
> Dear Webmaster, dear Csounders
>=20
> think it is time now to filter 'f1f0@m9ndfukc.com' from
> the mailing lists and out of my box. I got more than
> 40 redirected off topic messages sent via
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> 1.
> how about a feature which allows for the pausing of the rendering and
> its continuation.
i presume you want to "kill" the render and come back the next day where
you left off? hmm....
>
> 2.
> some means to render only sections of the composition without having to
extract - look in the "options" menu - dont know if it ever has been
tested on the PPC version...
from the manual:
The EXTRACT feature
This feature will extract a segment of a sorted numeric score file
according to instructions taken from a control file. The control file
contains an instrument list and two time points, from and to, in the form:
instruments 1 2 from 1:27.5 to 2:2
The component labels may be abbreviated as i, f and t. The time points
denote the beginning and end of the extract in terms of:
[section no.] : [beat no.].
each of the three parts is also optional. The default values for missing
i, f or t are:
all instruments, beginning of score, end of score.
extract reads an orchestra-readable score file and produces an
orchestra-readable result. Comments, tabs and extra spaces are flushed, w
anda statements are added and an f0 reflecting the extract length is
appended to the output. Following an extract process, the abbreviated
score will contain all function table statements, together with just those
note statements that occur in the from-to interval specified. Notes lying
completely in the interval will be unmodified; notes that lie only partly
within will have their p3 durations truncated as necessary.
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> 1.
> how about a feature which allows for the pausing of the rendering and
> its continuation.
i presume you want to "kill" the render and come back the next day where
you left off? hmm....
>
> 2.
> some means to render only sections of the composition without having to
extract - look in the "options" menu - dont know if it ever has been
tested on the PPC version...
from the manual:
The EXTRACT feature
This feature will extract a segment of a sorted numeric score file
according to instructions taken from a control file. The control file
contains an instrument list and two time points, from and to, in the form:
instruments 1 2 from 1:27.5 to 2:2
The component labels may be abbreviated as i, f and t. The time points
denote the beginning and end of the extract in terms of:
[section no.] : [beat no.].
each of the three parts is also optional. The default values for missing
i, f or t are:
all instruments, beginning of score, end of score.
extract reads an orchestra-readable score file and produces an
orchestra-readable result. Comments, tabs and extra spaces are flushed, w
anda statements are added and an f0 reflecting the extract length is
appended to the output. Following an extract process, the abbreviated
score will contain all function table statements, together with just those
note statements that occur in the from-to interval specified. Notes lying
completely in the interval will be unmodified; notes that lie only partly
within will have their p3 durations truncated as necessary.
-matt
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> 1.
> how about a feature which allows for the pausing of the rendering and
> its continuation.
i presume you want to "kill" the render and come back the next day where
you left off? hmm....
>
> 2.
> some means to render only sections of the composition without having to
extract - look in the "options" menu - dont know if it ever has been
tested on the PPC version...
from the manual:
The EXTRACT feature
This feature will extract a segment of a sorted numeric score file
according to instructions taken from a control file. The control file
contains an instrument list and two time points, from and to, in the form:
instruments 1 2 from 1:27.5 to 2:2
The component labels may be abbreviated as i, f and t. The time points
denote the beginning and end of the extract in terms of:
[section no.] : [beat no.].
each of the three parts is also optional. The default values for missing
i, f or t are:
all instruments, beginning of score, end of score.
extract reads an orchestra-readable score file and produces an
orchestra-readable result. Comments, tabs and extra spaces are flushed, w
anda statements are added and an f0 reflecting the extract length is
appended to the output. Following an extract process, the abbreviated
score will contain all function table statements, together with just those
note statements that occur in the from-to interval specified. Notes lying
completely in the interval will be unmodified; notes that lie only partly
within will have their p3 durations truncated as necessary.
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> 1.
> how about a feature which allows for the pausing of the rendering and
> its continuation.
i presume you want to "kill" the render and come back the next day where
you left off? hmm....
>
> 2.
> some means to render only sections of the composition without having to
extract - look in the "options" menu - dont know if it ever has been
tested on the PPC version...
from the manual:
The EXTRACT feature
This feature will extract a segment of a sorted numeric score file
according to instructions taken from a control file. The control file
contains an instrument list and two time points, from and to, in the form:
instruments 1 2 from 1:27.5 to 2:2
The component labels may be abbreviated as i, f and t. The time points
denote the beginning and end of the extract in terms of:
[section no.] : [beat no.].
each of the three parts is also optional. The default values for missing
i, f or t are:
all instruments, beginning of score, end of score.
extract reads an orchestra-readable score file and produces an
orchestra-readable result. Comments, tabs and extra spaces are flushed, w
anda statements are added and an f0 reflecting the extract length is
appended to the output. Following an extract process, the abbreviated
score will contain all function table statements, together with just those
note statements that occur in the from-to interval specified. Notes lying
completely in the interval will be unmodified; notes that lie only partly
within will have their p3 durations truncated as necessary.
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> 1.
> how about a feature which allows for the pausing of the rendering and
> its continuation.
i presume you want to "kill" the render and come back the next day where
you left off? hmm....
>
> 2.
> some means to render only sections of the composition without having to
extract - look in the "options" menu - dont know if it ever has been
tested on the PPC version...
from the manual:
The EXTRACT feature
This feature will extract a segment of a sorted numeric score file
according to instructions taken from a control file. The control file
contains an instrument list and two time points, from and to, in the form:
instruments 1 2 from 1:27.5 to 2:2
The component labels may be abbreviated as i, f and t. The time points
denote the beginning and end of the extract in terms of:
[section no.] : [beat no.].
each of the three parts is also optional. The default values for missing
i, f or t are:
all instruments, beginning of score, end of score.
extract reads an orchestra-readable score file and produces an
orchestra-readable result. Comments, tabs and extra spaces are flushed, w
anda statements are added and an f0 reflecting the extract length is
appended to the output. Following an extract process, the abbreviated
score will contain all function table statements, together with just those
note statements that occur in the from-to interval specified. Notes lying
completely in the interval will be unmodified; notes that lie only partly
within will have their p3 durations truncated as necessary.
-matt
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> 1.
> how about a feature which allows for the pausing of the rendering and
> its continuation.
i presume you want to "kill" the render and come back the next day where
you left off? hmm....
>
> 2.
> some means to render only sections of the composition without having to
extract - look in the "options" menu - dont know if it ever has been
tested on the PPC version...
from the manual:
The EXTRACT feature
This feature will extract a segment of a sorted numeric score file
according to instructions taken from a control file. The control file
contains an instrument list and two time points, from and to, in the form:
instruments 1 2 from 1:27.5 to 2:2
The component labels may be abbreviated as i, f and t. The time points
denote the beginning and end of the extract in terms of:
[section no.] : [beat no.].
each of the three parts is also optional. The default values for missing
i, f or t are:
all instruments, beginning of score, end of score.
extract reads an orchestra-readable score file and produces an
orchestra-readable result. Comments, tabs and extra spaces are flushed, w
anda statements are added and an f0 reflecting the extract length is
appended to the output. Following an extract process, the abbreviated
score will contain all function table statements, together with just those
note statements that occur in the from-to interval specified. Notes lying
completely in the interval will be unmodified; notes that lie only partly
within will have their p3 durations truncated as necessary.
-matt
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> 1.
> how about a feature which allows for the pausing of the rendering and
> its continuation.
i presume you want to "kill" the render and come back the next day where
you left off? hmm....
>
> 2.
> some means to render only sections of the composition without having to
extract - look in the "options" menu - dont know if it ever has been
tested on the PPC version...
from the manual:
The EXTRACT feature
This feature will extract a segment of a sorted numeric score file
according to instructions taken from a control file. The control file
contains an instrument list and two time points, from and to, in the form:
instruments 1 2 from 1:27.5 to 2:2
The component labels may be abbreviated as i, f and t. The time points
denote the beginning and end of the extract in terms of:
[section no.] : [beat no.].
each of the three parts is also optional. The default values for missing
i, f or t are:
all instruments, beginning of score, end of score.
extract reads an orchestra-readable score file and produces an
orchestra-readable result. Comments, tabs and extra spaces are flushed, w
anda statements are added and an f0 reflecting the extract length is
appended to the output. Following an extract process, the abbreviated
score will contain all function table statements, together with just those
note statements that occur in the from-to interval specified. Notes lying
completely in the interval will be unmodified; notes that lie only partly
within will have their p3 durations truncated as necessary.
-matt
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> 1.
> how about a feature which allows for the pausing of the rendering and
> its continuation.
i presume you want to "kill" the render and come back the next day where
you left off? hmm....
>
> 2.
> some means to render only sections of the composition without having to
extract - look in the "options" menu - dont know if it ever has been
tested on the PPC version...
from the manual:
The EXTRACT feature
This feature will extract a segment of a sorted numeric score file
according to instructions taken from a control file. The control file
contains an instrument list and two time points, from and to, in the form:
instruments 1 2 from 1:27.5 to 2:2
The component labels may be abbreviated as i, f and t. The time points
denote the beginning and end of the extract in terms of:
[section no.] : [beat no.].
each of the three parts is also optional. The default values for missing
i, f or t are:
all instruments, beginning of score, end of score.
extract reads an orchestra-readable score file and produces an
orchestra-readable result. Comments, tabs and extra spaces are flushed, w
anda statements are added and an f0 reflecting the extract length is
appended to the output. Following an extract process, the abbreviated
score will contain all function table statements, together with just those
note statements that occur in the from-to interval specified. Notes lying
completely in the interval will be unmodified; notes that lie only partly
within will have their p3 durations truncated as necessary.
-matt
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> 1.
> how about a feature which allows for the pausing of the rendering and
> its continuation.
i presume you want to "kill" the render and come back the next day where
you left off? hmm....
>
> 2.
> some means to render only sections of the composition without having to
extract - look in the "options" menu - dont know if it ever has been
tested on the PPC version...
from the manual:
The EXTRACT feature
This feature will extract a segment of a sorted numeric score file
according to instructions taken from a control file. The control file
contains an instrument list and two time points, from and to, in the form:
instruments 1 2 from 1:27.5 to 2:2
The component labels may be abbreviated as i, f and t. The time points
denote the beginning and end of the extract in terms of:
[section no.] : [beat no.].
each of the three parts is also optional. The default values for missing
i, f or t are:
all instruments, beginning of score, end of score.
extract reads an orchestra-readable score file and produces an
orchestra-readable result. Comments, tabs and extra spaces are flushed, w
anda statements are added and an f0 reflecting the extract length is
appended to the output. Following an extract process, the abbreviated
score will contain all function table statements, together with just those
note statements that occur in the from-to interval specified. Notes lying
completely in the interval will be unmodified; notes that lie only partly
within will have their p3 durations truncated as necessary.
-matt
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> 1.
> how about a feature which allows for the pausing of the rendering and
> its continuation.
i presume you want to "kill" the render and come back the next day where
you left off? hmm....
>
> 2.
> some means to render only sections of the composition without having to
extract - look in the "options" menu - dont know if it ever has been
tested on the PPC version...
from the manual:
The EXTRACT feature
This feature will extract a segment of a sorted numeric score file
according to instructions taken from a control file. The control file
contains an instrument list and two time points, from and to, in the form:
instruments 1 2 from 1:27.5 to 2:2
The component labels may be abbreviated as i, f and t. The time points
denote the beginning and end of the extract in terms of:
[section no.] : [beat no.].
each of the three parts is also optional. The default values for missing
i, f or t are:
all instruments, beginning of score, end of score.
extract reads an orchestra-readable score file and produces an
orchestra-readable result. Comments, tabs and extra spaces are flushed, w
anda statements are added and an f0 reflecting the extract length is
appended to the output. Following an extract process, the abbreviated
score will contain all function table statements, together with just those
note statements that occur in the from-to interval specified. Notes lying
completely in the interval will be unmodified; notes that lie only partly
within will have their p3 durations truncated as necessary.
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> 1.
> how about a feature which allows for the pausing of the rendering and
> its continuation.
i presume you want to "kill" the render and come back the next day where
you left off? hmm....
>
> 2.
> some means to render only sections of the composition without having to
extract - look in the "options" menu - dont know if it ever has been
tested on the PPC version...
from the manual:
The EXTRACT feature
This feature will extract a segment of a sorted numeric score file
according to instructions taken from a control file. The control file
contains an instrument list and two time points, from and to, in the form:
instruments 1 2 from 1:27.5 to 2:2
The component labels may be abbreviated as i, f and t. The time points
denote the beginning and end of the extract in terms of:
[section no.] : [beat no.].
each of the three parts is also optional. The default values for missing
i, f or t are:
all instruments, beginning of score, end of score.
extract reads an orchestra-readable score file and produces an
orchestra-readable result. Comments, tabs and extra spaces are flushed, w
anda statements are added and an f0 reflecting the extract length is
appended to the output. Following an extract process, the abbreviated
score will contain all function table statements, together with just those
note statements that occur in the from-to interval specified. Notes lying
completely in the interval will be unmodified; notes that lie only partly
within will have their p3 durations truncated as necessary.
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> 1.
> how about a feature which allows for the pausing of the rendering and
> its continuation.
i presume you want to "kill" the render and come back the next day where
you left off? hmm....
>
> 2.
> some means to render only sections of the composition without having to
extract - look in the "options" menu - dont know if it ever has been
tested on the PPC version...
from the manual:
The EXTRACT feature
This feature will extract a segment of a sorted numeric score file
according to instructions taken from a control file. The control file
contains an instrument list and two time points, from and to, in the form:
instruments 1 2 from 1:27.5 to 2:2
The component labels may be abbreviated as i, f and t. The time points
denote the beginning and end of the extract in terms of:
[section no.] : [beat no.].
each of the three parts is also optional. The default values for missing
i, f or t are:
all instruments, beginning of score, end of score.
extract reads an orchestra-readable score file and produces an
orchestra-readable result. Comments, tabs and extra spaces are flushed, w
anda statements are added and an f0 reflecting the extract length is
appended to the output. Following an extract process, the abbreviated
score will contain all function table statements, together with just those
note statements that occur in the from-to interval specified. Notes lying
completely in the interval will be unmodified; notes that lie only partly
within will have their p3 durations truncated as necessary.
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> 1.
> how about a feature which allows for the pausing of the rendering and
> its continuation.
i presume you want to "kill" the render and come back the next day where
you left off? hmm....
>
> 2.
> some means to render only sections of the composition without having to
extract - look in the "options" menu - dont know if it ever has been
tested on the PPC version...
from the manual:
The EXTRACT feature
This feature will extract a segment of a sorted numeric score file
according to instructions taken from a control file. The control file
contains an instrument list and two time points, from and to, in the form:
instruments 1 2 from 1:27.5 to 2:2
The component labels may be abbreviated as i, f and t. The time points
denote the beginning and end of the extract in terms of:
[section no.] : [beat no.].
each of the three parts is also optional. The default values for missing
i, f or t are:
all instruments, beginning of score, end of score.
extract reads an orchestra-readable score file and produces an
orchestra-readable result. Comments, tabs and extra spaces are flushed, w
anda statements are added and an f0 reflecting the extract length is
appended to the output. Following an extract process, the abbreviated
score will contain all function table statements, together with just those
note statements that occur in the from-to interval specified. Notes lying
completely in the interval will be unmodified; notes that lie only partly
within will have their p3 durations truncated as necessary.
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> 1.
> how about a feature which allows for the pausing of the rendering and
> its continuation.
i presume you want to "kill" the render and come back the next day where
you left off? hmm....
>
> 2.
> some means to render only sections of the composition without having to
extract - look in the "options" menu - dont know if it ever has been
tested on the PPC version...
from the manual:
The EXTRACT feature
This feature will extract a segment of a sorted numeric score file
according to instructions taken from a control file. The control file
contains an instrument list and two time points, from and to, in the form:
instruments 1 2 from 1:27.5 to 2:2
The component labels may be abbreviated as i, f and t. The time points
denote the beginning and end of the extract in terms of:
[section no.] : [beat no.].
each of the three parts is also optional. The default values for missing
i, f or t are:
all instruments, beginning of score, end of score.
extract reads an orchestra-readable score file and produces an
orchestra-readable result. Comments, tabs and extra spaces are flushed, w
anda statements are added and an f0 reflecting the extract length is
appended to the output. Following an extract process, the abbreviated
score will contain all function table statements, together with just those
note statements that occur in the from-to interval specified. Notes lying
completely in the interval will be unmodified; notes that lie only partly
within will have their p3 durations truncated as necessary.
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> 1.
> how about a feature which allows for the pausing of the rendering and
> its continuation.
i presume you want to "kill" the render and come back the next day where
you left off? hmm....
>
> 2.
> some means to render only sections of the composition without having to
extract - look in the "options" menu - dont know if it ever has been
tested on the PPC version...
from the manual:
The EXTRACT feature
This feature will extract a segment of a sorted numeric score file
according to instructions taken from a control file. The control file
contains an instrument list and two time points, from and to, in the form:
instruments 1 2 from 1:27.5 to 2:2
The component labels may be abbreviated as i, f and t. The time points
denote the beginning and end of the extract in terms of:
[section no.] : [beat no.].
each of the three parts is also optional. The default values for missing
i, f or t are:
all instruments, beginning of score, end of score.
extract reads an orchestra-readable score file and produces an
orchestra-readable result. Comments, tabs and extra spaces are flushed, w
anda statements are added and an f0 reflecting the extract length is
appended to the output. Following an extract process, the abbreviated
score will contain all function table statements, together with just those
note statements that occur in the from-to interval specified. Notes lying
completely in the interval will be unmodified; notes that lie only partly
within will have their p3 durations truncated as necessary.
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> 1.
> how about a feature which allows for the pausing of the rendering and
> its continuation.
i presume you want to "kill" the render and come back the next day where
you left off? hmm....
>
> 2.
> some means to render only sections of the composition without having to
extract - look in the "options" menu - dont know if it ever has been
tested on the PPC version...
from the manual:
The EXTRACT feature
This feature will extract a segment of a sorted numeric score file
according to instructions taken from a control file. The control file
contains an instrument list and two time points, from and to, in the form:
instruments 1 2 from 1:27.5 to 2:2
The component labels may be abbreviated as i, f and t. The time points
denote the beginning and end of the extract in terms of:
[section no.] : [beat no.].
each of the three parts is also optional. The default values for missing
i, f or t are:
all instruments, beginning of score, end of score.
extract reads an orchestra-readable score file and produces an
orchestra-readable result. Comments, tabs and extra spaces are flushed, w
anda statements are added and an f0 reflecting the extract length is
appended to the output. Following an extract process, the abbreviated
score will contain all function table statements, together with just those
note statements that occur in the from-to interval specified. Notes lying
completely in the interval will be unmodified; notes that lie only partly
within will have their p3 durations truncated as necessary.
-matt
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> 1.
> how about a feature which allows for the pausing of the rendering and
> its continuation.
i presume you want to "kill" the render and come back the next day where
you left off? hmm....
>
> 2.
> some means to render only sections of the composition without having to
extract - look in the "options" menu - dont know if it ever has been
tested on the PPC version...
from the manual:
The EXTRACT feature
This feature will extract a segment of a sorted numeric score file
according to instructions taken from a control file. The control file
contains an instrument list and two time points, from and to, in the form:
instruments 1 2 from 1:27.5 to 2:2
The component labels may be abbreviated as i, f and t. The time points
denote the beginning and end of the extract in terms of:
[section no.] : [beat no.].
each of the three parts is also optional. The default values for missing
i, f or t are:
all instruments, beginning of score, end of score.
extract reads an orchestra-readable score file and produces an
orchestra-readable result. Comments, tabs and extra spaces are flushed, w
anda statements are added and an f0 reflecting the extract length is
appended to the output. Following an extract process, the abbreviated
score will contain all function table statements, together with just those
note statements that occur in the from-to interval specified. Notes lying
completely in the interval will be unmodified; notes that lie only partly
within will have their p3 durations truncated as necessary.
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> 1.
> how about a feature which allows for the pausing of the rendering and
> its continuation.
i presume you want to "kill" the render and come back the next day where
you left off? hmm....
>
> 2.
> some means to render only sections of the composition without having to
extract - look in the "options" menu - dont know if it ever has been
tested on the PPC version...
from the manual:
The EXTRACT feature
This feature will extract a segment of a sorted numeric score file
according to instructions taken from a control file. The control file
contains an instrument list and two time points, from and to, in the form:
instruments 1 2 from 1:27.5 to 2:2
The component labels may be abbreviated as i, f and t. The time points
denote the beginning and end of the extract in terms of:
[section no.] : [beat no.].
each of the three parts is also optional. The default values for missing
i, f or t are:
all instruments, beginning of score, end of score.
extract reads an orchestra-readable score file and produces an
orchestra-readable result. Comments, tabs and extra spaces are flushed, w
anda statements are added and an f0 reflecting the extract length is
appended to the output. Following an extract process, the abbreviated
score will contain all function table statements, together with just those
note statements that occur in the from-to interval specified. Notes lying
completely in the interval will be unmodified; notes that lie only partly
within will have their p3 durations truncated as necessary.
-matt
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> 1.
> how about a feature which allows for the pausing of the rendering and
> its continuation.
i presume you want to "kill" the render and come back the next day where
you left off? hmm....
>
> 2.
> some means to render only sections of the composition without having to
extract - look in the "options" menu - dont know if it ever has been
tested on the PPC version...
from the manual:
The EXTRACT feature
This feature will extract a segment of a sorted numeric score file
according to instructions taken from a control file. The control file
contains an instrument list and two time points, from and to, in the form:
instruments 1 2 from 1:27.5 to 2:2
The component labels may be abbreviated as i, f and t. The time points
denote the beginning and end of the extract in terms of:
[section no.] : [beat no.].
each of the three parts is also optional. The default values for missing
i, f or t are:
all instruments, beginning of score, end of score.
extract reads an orchestra-readable score file and produces an
orchestra-readable result. Comments, tabs and extra spaces are flushed, w
anda statements are added and an f0 reflecting the extract length is
appended to the output. Following an extract process, the abbreviated
score will contain all function table statements, together with just those
note statements that occur in the from-to interval specified. Notes lying
completely in the interval will be unmodified; notes that lie only partly
within will have their p3 durations truncated as necessary.
-matt
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> 1.
> how about a feature which allows for the pausing of the rendering and
> its continuation.
i presume you want to "kill" the render and come back the next day where
you left off? hmm....
>
> 2.
> some means to render only sections of the composition without having to
extract - look in the "options" menu - dont know if it ever has been
tested on the PPC version...
from the manual:
The EXTRACT feature
This feature will extract a segment of a sorted numeric score file
according to instructions taken from a control file. The control file
contains an instrument list and two time points, from and to, in the form:
instruments 1 2 from 1:27.5 to 2:2
The component labels may be abbreviated as i, f and t. The time points
denote the beginning and end of the extract in terms of:
[section no.] : [beat no.].
each of the three parts is also optional. The default values for missing
i, f or t are:
all instruments, beginning of score, end of score.
extract reads an orchestra-readable score file and produces an
orchestra-readable result. Comments, tabs and extra spaces are flushed, w
anda statements are added and an f0 reflecting the extract length is
appended to the output. Following an extract process, the abbreviated
score will contain all function table statements, together with just those
note statements that occur in the from-to interval specified. Notes lying
completely in the interval will be unmodified; notes that lie only partly
within will have their p3 durations truncated as necessary.
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> 1.
> how about a feature which allows for the pausing of the rendering and
> its continuation.
i presume you want to "kill" the render and come back the next day where
you left off? hmm....
>
> 2.
> some means to render only sections of the composition without having to
extract - look in the "options" menu - dont know if it ever has been
tested on the PPC version...
from the manual:
The EXTRACT feature
This feature will extract a segment of a sorted numeric score file
according to instructions taken from a control file. The control file
contains an instrument list and two time points, from and to, in the form:
instruments 1 2 from 1:27.5 to 2:2
The component labels may be abbreviated as i, f and t. The time points
denote the beginning and end of the extract in terms of:
[section no.] : [beat no.].
each of the three parts is also optional. The default values for missing
i, f or t are:
all instruments, beginning of score, end of score.
extract reads an orchestra-readable score file and produces an
orchestra-readable result. Comments, tabs and extra spaces are flushed, w
anda statements are added and an f0 reflecting the extract length is
appended to the output. Following an extract process, the abbreviated
score will contain all function table statements, together with just those
note statements that occur in the from-to interval specified. Notes lying
completely in the interval will be unmodified; notes that lie only partly
within will have their p3 durations truncated as necessary.
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> 1.
> how about a feature which allows for the pausing of the rendering and
> its continuation.
i presume you want to "kill" the render and come back the next day where
you left off? hmm....
>
> 2.
> some means to render only sections of the composition without having to
extract - look in the "options" menu - dont know if it ever has been
tested on the PPC version...
from the manual:
The EXTRACT feature
This feature will extract a segment of a sorted numeric score file
according to instructions taken from a control file. The control file
contains an instrument list and two time points, from and to, in the form:
instruments 1 2 from 1:27.5 to 2:2
The component labels may be abbreviated as i, f and t. The time points
denote the beginning and end of the extract in terms of:
[section no.] : [beat no.].
each of the three parts is also optional. The default values for missing
i, f or t are:
all instruments, beginning of score, end of score.
extract reads an orchestra-readable score file and produces an
orchestra-readable result. Comments, tabs and extra spaces are flushed, w
anda statements are added and an f0 reflecting the extract length is
appended to the output. Following an extract process, the abbreviated
score will contain all function table statements, together with just those
note statements that occur in the from-to interval specified. Notes lying
completely in the interval will be unmodified; notes that lie only partly
within will have their p3 durations truncated as necessary.
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> 1.
> how about a feature which allows for the pausing of the rendering and
> its continuation.
i presume you want to "kill" the render and come back the next day where
you left off? hmm....
>
> 2.
> some means to render only sections of the composition without having to
extract - look in the "options" menu - dont know if it ever has been
tested on the PPC version...
from the manual:
The EXTRACT feature
This feature will extract a segment of a sorted numeric score file
according to instructions taken from a control file. The control file
contains an instrument list and two time points, from and to, in the form:
instruments 1 2 from 1:27.5 to 2:2
The component labels may be abbreviated as i, f and t. The time points
denote the beginning and end of the extract in terms of:
[section no.] : [beat no.].
each of the three parts is also optional. The default values for missing
i, f or t are:
all instruments, beginning of score, end of score.
extract reads an orchestra-readable score file and produces an
orchestra-readable result. Comments, tabs and extra spaces are flushed, w
anda statements are added and an f0 reflecting the extract length is
appended to the output. Following an extract process, the abbreviated
score will contain all function table statements, together with just those
note statements that occur in the from-to interval specified. Notes lying
completely in the interval will be unmodified; notes that lie only partly
within will have their p3 durations truncated as necessary.
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> 1.
> how about a feature which allows for the pausing of the rendering and
> its continuation.
i presume you want to "kill" the render and come back the next day where
you left off? hmm....
>
> 2.
> some means to render only sections of the composition without having to
extract - look in the "options" menu - dont know if it ever has been
tested on the PPC version...
from the manual:
The EXTRACT feature
This feature will extract a segment of a sorted numeric score file
according to instructions taken from a control file. The control file
contains an instrument list and two time points, from and to, in the form:
instruments 1 2 from 1:27.5 to 2:2
The component labels may be abbreviated as i, f and t. The time points
denote the beginning and end of the extract in terms of:
[section no.] : [beat no.].
each of the three parts is also optional. The default values for missing
i, f or t are:
all instruments, beginning of score, end of score.
extract reads an orchestra-readable score file and produces an
orchestra-readable result. Comments, tabs and extra spaces are flushed, w
anda statements are added and an f0 reflecting the extract length is
appended to the output. Following an extract process, the abbreviated
score will contain all function table statements, together with just those
note statements that occur in the from-to interval specified. Notes lying
completely in the interval will be unmodified; notes that lie only partly
within will have their p3 durations truncated as necessary.
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> 1.
> how about a feature which allows for the pausing of the rendering and
> its continuation.
i presume you want to "kill" the render and come back the next day where
you left off? hmm....
>
> 2.
> some means to render only sections of the composition without having to
extract - look in the "options" menu - dont know if it ever has been
tested on the PPC version...
from the manual:
The EXTRACT feature
This feature will extract a segment of a sorted numeric score file
according to instructions taken from a control file. The control file
contains an instrument list and two time points, from and to, in the form:
instruments 1 2 from 1:27.5 to 2:2
The component labels may be abbreviated as i, f and t. The time points
denote the beginning and end of the extract in terms of:
[section no.] : [beat no.].
each of the three parts is also optional. The default values for missing
i, f or t are:
all instruments, beginning of score, end of score.
extract reads an orchestra-readable score file and produces an
orchestra-readable result. Comments, tabs and extra spaces are flushed, w
anda statements are added and an f0 reflecting the extract length is
appended to the output. Following an extract process, the abbreviated
score will contain all function table statements, together with just those
note statements that occur in the from-to interval specified. Notes lying
completely in the interval will be unmodified; notes that lie only partly
within will have their p3 durations truncated as necessary.
-matt
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> 1.
> how about a feature which allows for the pausing of the rendering and
> its continuation.
i presume you want to "kill" the render and come back the next day where
you left off? hmm....
>
> 2.
> some means to render only sections of the composition without having to
extract - look in the "options" menu - dont know if it ever has been
tested on the PPC version...
from the manual:
The EXTRACT feature
This feature will extract a segment of a sorted numeric score file
according to instructions taken from a control file. The control file
contains an instrument list and two time points, from and to, in the form:
instruments 1 2 from 1:27.5 to 2:2
The component labels may be abbreviated as i, f and t. The time points
denote the beginning and end of the extract in terms of:
[section no.] : [beat no.].
each of the three parts is also optional. The default values for missing
i, f or t are:
all instruments, beginning of score, end of score.
extract reads an orchestra-readable score file and produces an
orchestra-readable result. Comments, tabs and extra spaces are flushed, w
anda statements are added and an f0 reflecting the extract length is
appended to the output. Following an extract process, the abbreviated
score will contain all function table statements, together with just those
note statements that occur in the from-to interval specified. Notes lying
completely in the interval will be unmodified; notes that lie only partly
within will have their p3 durations truncated as necessary.
-matt
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> 1.
> how about a feature which allows for the pausing of the rendering and
> its continuation.
i presume you want to "kill" the render and come back the next day where
you left off? hmm....
>
> 2.
> some means to render only sections of the composition without having to
extract - look in the "options" menu - dont know if it ever has been
tested on the PPC version...
from the manual:
The EXTRACT feature
This feature will extract a segment of a sorted numeric score file
according to instructions taken from a control file. The control file
contains an instrument list and two time points, from and to, in the form:
instruments 1 2 from 1:27.5 to 2:2
The component labels may be abbreviated as i, f and t. The time points
denote the beginning and end of the extract in terms of:
[section no.] : [beat no.].
each of the three parts is also optional. The default values for missing
i, f or t are:
all instruments, beginning of score, end of score.
extract reads an orchestra-readable score file and produces an
orchestra-readable result. Comments, tabs and extra spaces are flushed, w
anda statements are added and an f0 reflecting the extract length is
appended to the output. Following an extract process, the abbreviated
score will contain all function table statements, together with just those
note statements that occur in the from-to interval specified. Notes lying
completely in the interval will be unmodified; notes that lie only partly
within will have their p3 durations truncated as necessary.
-matt
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> 1.
> how about a feature which allows for the pausing of the rendering and
> its continuation.
i presume you want to "kill" the render and come back the next day where
you left off? hmm....
>
> 2.
> some means to render only sections of the composition without having to
extract - look in the "options" menu - dont know if it ever has been
tested on the PPC version...
from the manual:
The EXTRACT feature
This feature will extract a segment of a sorted numeric score file
according to instructions taken from a control file. The control file
contains an instrument list and two time points, from and to, in the form:
instruments 1 2 from 1:27.5 to 2:2
The component labels may be abbreviated as i, f and t. The time points
denote the beginning and end of the extract in terms of:
[section no.] : [beat no.].
each of the three parts is also optional. The default values for missing
i, f or t are:
all instruments, beginning of score, end of score.
extract reads an orchestra-readable score file and produces an
orchestra-readable result. Comments, tabs and extra spaces are flushed, w
anda statements are added and an f0 reflecting the extract length is
appended to the output. Following an extract process, the abbreviated
score will contain all function table statements, together with just those
note statements that occur in the from-to interval specified. Notes lying
completely in the interval will be unmodified; notes that lie only partly
within will have their p3 durations truncated as necessary.
-matt
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> 1.
> how about a feature which allows for the pausing of the rendering and
> its continuation.
i presume you want to "kill" the render and come back the next day where
you left off? hmm....
>
> 2.
> some means to render only sections of the composition without having to
extract - look in the "options" menu - dont know if it ever has been
tested on the PPC version...
from the manual:
The EXTRACT feature
This feature will extract a segment of a sorted numeric score file
according to instructions taken from a control file. The control file
contains an instrument list and two time points, from and to, in the form:
instruments 1 2 from 1:27.5 to 2:2
The component labels may be abbreviated as i, f and t. The time points
denote the beginning and end of the extract in terms of:
[section no.] : [beat no.].
each of the three parts is also optional. The default values for missing
i, f or t are:
all instruments, beginning of score, end of score.
extract reads an orchestra-readable score file and produces an
orchestra-readable result. Comments, tabs and extra spaces are flushed, w
anda statements are added and an f0 reflecting the extract length is
appended to the output. Following an extract process, the abbreviated
score will contain all function table statements, together with just those
note statements that occur in the from-to interval specified. Notes lying
completely in the interval will be unmodified; notes that lie only partly
within will have their p3 durations truncated as necessary.
-matt
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> 1.
> how about a feature which allows for the pausing of the rendering and
> its continuation.
i presume you want to "kill" the render and come back the next day where
you left off? hmm....
>
> 2.
> some means to render only sections of the composition without having to
extract - look in the "options" menu - dont know if it ever has been
tested on the PPC version...
from the manual:
The EXTRACT feature
This feature will extract a segment of a sorted numeric score file
according to instructions taken from a control file. The control file
contains an instrument list and two time points, from and to, in the form:
instruments 1 2 from 1:27.5 to 2:2
The component labels may be abbreviated as i, f and t. The time points
denote the beginning and end of the extract in terms of:
[section no.] : [beat no.].
each of the three parts is also optional. The default values for missing
i, f or t are:
all instruments, beginning of score, end of score.
extract reads an orchestra-readable score file and produces an
orchestra-readable result. Comments, tabs and extra spaces are flushed, w
anda statements are added and an f0 reflecting the extract length is
appended to the output. Following an extract process, the abbreviated
score will contain all function table statements, together with just those
note statements that occur in the from-to interval specified. Notes lying
completely in the interval will be unmodified; notes that lie only partly
within will have their p3 durations truncated as necessary.
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> 1.
> how about a feature which allows for the pausing of the rendering and
> its continuation.
i presume you want to "kill" the render and come back the next day where
you left off? hmm....
>
> 2.
> some means to render only sections of the composition without having to
extract - look in the "options" menu - dont know if it ever has been
tested on the PPC version...
from the manual:
The EXTRACT feature
This feature will extract a segment of a sorted numeric score file
according to instructions taken from a control file. The control file
contains an instrument list and two time points, from and to, in the form:
instruments 1 2 from 1:27.5 to 2:2
The component labels may be abbreviated as i, f and t. The time points
denote the beginning and end of the extract in terms of:
[section no.] : [beat no.].
each of the three parts is also optional. The default values for missing
i, f or t are:
all instruments, beginning of score, end of score.
extract reads an orchestra-readable score file and produces an
orchestra-readable result. Comments, tabs and extra spaces are flushed, w
anda statements are added and an f0 reflecting the extract length is
appended to the output. Following an extract process, the abbreviated
score will contain all function table statements, together with just those
note statements that occur in the from-to interval specified. Notes lying
completely in the interval will be unmodified; notes that lie only partly
within will have their p3 durations truncated as necessary.
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> 1.
> how about a feature which allows for the pausing of the rendering and
> its continuation.
i presume you want to "kill" the render and come back the next day where
you left off? hmm....
>
> 2.
> some means to render only sections of the composition without having to
extract - look in the "options" menu - dont know if it ever has been
tested on the PPC version...
from the manual:
The EXTRACT feature
This feature will extract a segment of a sorted numeric score file
according to instructions taken from a control file. The control file
contains an instrument list and two time points, from and to, in the form:
instruments 1 2 from 1:27.5 to 2:2
The component labels may be abbreviated as i, f and t. The time points
denote the beginning and end of the extract in terms of:
[section no.] : [beat no.].
each of the three parts is also optional. The default values for missing
i, f or t are:
all instruments, beginning of score, end of score.
extract reads an orchestra-readable score file and produces an
orchestra-readable result. Comments, tabs and extra spaces are flushed, w
anda statements are added and an f0 reflecting the extract length is
appended to the output. Following an extract process, the abbreviated
score will contain all function table statements, together with just those
note statements that occur in the from-to interval specified. Notes lying
completely in the interval will be unmodified; notes that lie only partly
within will have their p3 durations truncated as necessary.
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> 1.
> how about a feature which allows for the pausing of the rendering and
> its continuation.
i presume you want to "kill" the render and come back the next day where
you left off? hmm....
>
> 2.
> some means to render only sections of the composition without having to
extract - look in the "options" menu - dont know if it ever has been
tested on the PPC version...
from the manual:
The EXTRACT feature
This feature will extract a segment of a sorted numeric score file
according to instructions taken from a control file. The control file
contains an instrument list and two time points, from and to, in the form:
instruments 1 2 from 1:27.5 to 2:2
The component labels may be abbreviated as i, f and t. The time points
denote the beginning and end of the extract in terms of:
[section no.] : [beat no.].
each of the three parts is also optional. The default values for missing
i, f or t are:
all instruments, beginning of score, end of score.
extract reads an orchestra-readable score file and produces an
orchestra-readable result. Comments, tabs and extra spaces are flushed, w
anda statements are added and an f0 reflecting the extract length is
appended to the output. Following an extract process, the abbreviated
score will contain all function table statements, together with just those
note statements that occur in the from-to interval specified. Notes lying
completely in the interval will be unmodified; notes that lie only partly
within will have their p3 durations truncated as necessary.
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> 1.
> how about a feature which allows for the pausing of the rendering and
> its continuation.
i presume you want to "kill" the render and come back the next day where
you left off? hmm....
>
> 2.
> some means to render only sections of the composition without having to
extract - look in the "options" menu - dont know if it ever has been
tested on the PPC version...
from the manual:
The EXTRACT feature
This feature will extract a segment of a sorted numeric score file
according to instructions taken from a control file. The control file
contains an instrument list and two time points, from and to, in the form:
instruments 1 2 from 1:27.5 to 2:2
The component labels may be abbreviated as i, f and t. The time points
denote the beginning and end of the extract in terms of:
[section no.] : [beat no.].
each of the three parts is also optional. The default values for missing
i, f or t are:
all instruments, beginning of score, end of score.
extract reads an orchestra-readable score file and produces an
orchestra-readable result. Comments, tabs and extra spaces are flushed, w
anda statements are added and an f0 reflecting the extract length is
appended to the output. Following an extract process, the abbreviated
score will contain all function table statements, together with just those
note statements that occur in the from-to interval specified. Notes lying
completely in the interval will be unmodified; notes that lie only partly
within will have their p3 durations truncated as necessary.
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> 1.
> how about a feature which allows for the pausing of the rendering and
> its continuation.
i presume you want to "kill" the render and come back the next day where
you left off? hmm....
>
> 2.
> some means to render only sections of the composition without having to
extract - look in the "options" menu - dont know if it ever has been
tested on the PPC version...
from the manual:
The EXTRACT feature
This feature will extract a segment of a sorted numeric score file
according to instructions taken from a control file. The control file
contains an instrument list and two time points, from and to, in the form:
instruments 1 2 from 1:27.5 to 2:2
The component labels may be abbreviated as i, f and t. The time points
denote the beginning and end of the extract in terms of:
[section no.] : [beat no.].
each of the three parts is also optional. The default values for missing
i, f or t are:
all instruments, beginning of score, end of score.
extract reads an orchestra-readable score file and produces an
orchestra-readable result. Comments, tabs and extra spaces are flushed, w
anda statements are added and an f0 reflecting the extract length is
appended to the output. Following an extract process, the abbreviated
score will contain all function table statements, together with just those
note statements that occur in the from-to interval specified. Notes lying
completely in the interval will be unmodified; notes that lie only partly
within will have their p3 durations truncated as necessary.
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> 1.
> how about a feature which allows for the pausing of the rendering and
> its continuation.
i presume you want to "kill" the render and come back the next day where
you left off? hmm....
>
> 2.
> some means to render only sections of the composition without having to
extract - look in the "options" menu - dont know if it ever has been
tested on the PPC version...
from the manual:
The EXTRACT feature
This feature will extract a segment of a sorted numeric score file
according to instructions taken from a control file. The control file
contains an instrument list and two time points, from and to, in the form:
instruments 1 2 from 1:27.5 to 2:2
The component labels may be abbreviated as i, f and t. The time points
denote the beginning and end of the extract in terms of:
[section no.] : [beat no.].
each of the three parts is also optional. The default values for missing
i, f or t are:
all instruments, beginning of score, end of score.
extract reads an orchestra-readable score file and produces an
orchestra-readable result. Comments, tabs and extra spaces are flushed, w
anda statements are added and an f0 reflecting the extract length is
appended to the output. Following an extract process, the abbreviated
score will contain all function table statements, together with just those
note statements that occur in the from-to interval specified. Notes lying
completely in the interval will be unmodified; notes that lie only partly
within will have their p3 durations truncated as necessary.
-matt
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> 1.
> how about a feature which allows for the pausing of the rendering and
> its continuation.
i presume you want to "kill" the render and come back the next day where
you left off? hmm....
>
> 2.
> some means to render only sections of the composition without having to
extract - look in the "options" menu - dont know if it ever has been
tested on the PPC version...
from the manual:
The EXTRACT feature
This feature will extract a segment of a sorted numeric score file
according to instructions taken from a control file. The control file
contains an instrument list and two time points, from and to, in the form:
instruments 1 2 from 1:27.5 to 2:2
The component labels may be abbreviated as i, f and t. The time points
denote the beginning and end of the extract in terms of:
[section no.] : [beat no.].
each of the three parts is also optional. The default values for missing
i, f or t are:
all instruments, beginning of score, end of score.
extract reads an orchestra-readable score file and produces an
orchestra-readable result. Comments, tabs and extra spaces are flushed, w
anda statements are added and an f0 reflecting the extract length is
appended to the output. Following an extract process, the abbreviated
score will contain all function table statements, together with just those
note statements that occur in the from-to interval specified. Notes lying
completely in the interval will be unmodified; notes that lie only partly
within will have their p3 durations truncated as necessary.
-matt
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> 1.
> how about a feature which allows for the pausing of the rendering and
> its continuation.
i presume you want to "kill" the render and come back the next day where
you left off? hmm....
>
> 2.
> some means to render only sections of the composition without having to
extract - look in the "options" menu - dont know if it ever has been
tested on the PPC version...
from the manual:
The EXTRACT feature
This feature will extract a segment of a sorted numeric score file
according to instructions taken from a control file. The control file
contains an instrument list and two time points, from and to, in the form:
instruments 1 2 from 1:27.5 to 2:2
The component labels may be abbreviated as i, f and t. The time points
denote the beginning and end of the extract in terms of:
[section no.] : [beat no.].
each of the three parts is also optional. The default values for missing
i, f or t are:
all instruments, beginning of score, end of score.
extract reads an orchestra-readable score file and produces an
orchestra-readable result. Comments, tabs and extra spaces are flushed, w
anda statements are added and an f0 reflecting the extract length is
appended to the output. Following an extract process, the abbreviated
score will contain all function table statements, together with just those
note statements that occur in the from-to interval specified. Notes lying
completely in the interval will be unmodified; notes that lie only partly
within will have their p3 durations truncated as necessary.
-matt
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> 1.
> how about a feature which allows for the pausing of the rendering and
> its continuation.
i presume you want to "kill" the render and come back the next day where
you left off? hmm....
>
> 2.
> some means to render only sections of the composition without having to
extract - look in the "options" menu - dont know if it ever has been
tested on the PPC version...
from the manual:
The EXTRACT feature
This feature will extract a segment of a sorted numeric score file
according to instructions taken from a control file. The control file
contains an instrument list and two time points, from and to, in the form:
instruments 1 2 from 1:27.5 to 2:2
The component labels may be abbreviated as i, f and t. The time points
denote the beginning and end of the extract in terms of:
[section no.] : [beat no.].
each of the three parts is also optional. The default values for missing
i, f or t are:
all instruments, beginning of score, end of score.
extract reads an orchestra-readable score file and produces an
orchestra-readable result. Comments, tabs and extra spaces are flushed, w
anda statements are added and an f0 reflecting the extract length is
appended to the output. Following an extract process, the abbreviated
score will contain all function table statements, together with just those
note statements that occur in the from-to interval specified. Notes lying
completely in the interval will be unmodified; notes that lie only partly
within will have their p3 durations truncated as necessary.
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> 1.
> how about a feature which allows for the pausing of the rendering and
> its continuation.
i presume you want to "kill" the render and come back the next day where
you left off? hmm....
>
> 2.
> some means to render only sections of the composition without having to
extract - look in the "options" menu - dont know if it ever has been
tested on the PPC version...
from the manual:
The EXTRACT feature
This feature will extract a segment of a sorted numeric score file
according to instructions taken from a control file. The control file
contains an instrument list and two time points, from and to, in the form:
instruments 1 2 from 1:27.5 to 2:2
The component labels may be abbreviated as i, f and t. The time points
denote the beginning and end of the extract in terms of:
[section no.] : [beat no.].
each of the three parts is also optional. The default values for missing
i, f or t are:
all instruments, beginning of score, end of score.
extract reads an orchestra-readable score file and produces an
orchestra-readable result. Comments, tabs and extra spaces are flushed, w
anda statements are added and an f0 reflecting the extract length is
appended to the output. Following an extract process, the abbreviated
score will contain all function table statements, together with just those
note statements that occur in the from-to interval specified. Notes lying
completely in the interval will be unmodified; notes that lie only partly
within will have their p3 durations truncated as necessary.
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> 1.
> how about a feature which allows for the pausing of the rendering and
> its continuation.
i presume you want to "kill" the render and come back the next day where
you left off? hmm....
>
> 2.
> some means to render only sections of the composition without having to
extract - look in the "options" menu - dont know if it ever has been
tested on the PPC version...
from the manual:
The EXTRACT feature
This feature will extract a segment of a sorted numeric score file
according to instructions taken from a control file. The control file
contains an instrument list and two time points, from and to, in the form:
instruments 1 2 from 1:27.5 to 2:2
The component labels may be abbreviated as i, f and t. The time points
denote the beginning and end of the extract in terms of:
[section no.] : [beat no.].
each of the three parts is also optional. The default values for missing
i, f or t are:
all instruments, beginning of score, end of score.
extract reads an orchestra-readable score file and produces an
orchestra-readable result. Comments, tabs and extra spaces are flushed, w
anda statements are added and an f0 reflecting the extract length is
appended to the output. Following an extract process, the abbreviated
score will contain all function table statements, together with just those
note statements that occur in the from-to interval specified. Notes lying
completely in the interval will be unmodified; notes that lie only partly
within will have their p3 durations truncated as necessary.
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> 1.
> how about a feature which allows for the pausing of the rendering and
> its continuation.
i presume you want to "kill" the render and come back the next day where
you left off? hmm....
>
> 2.
> some means to render only sections of the composition without having to
extract - look in the "options" menu - dont know if it ever has been
tested on the PPC version...
from the manual:
The EXTRACT feature
This feature will extract a segment of a sorted numeric score file
according to instructions taken from a control file. The control file
contains an instrument list and two time points, from and to, in the form:
instruments 1 2 from 1:27.5 to 2:2
The component labels may be abbreviated as i, f and t. The time points
denote the beginning and end of the extract in terms of:
[section no.] : [beat no.].
each of the three parts is also optional. The default values for missing
i, f or t are:
all instruments, beginning of score, end of score.
extract reads an orchestra-readable score file and produces an
orchestra-readable result. Comments, tabs and extra spaces are flushed, w
anda statements are added and an f0 reflecting the extract length is
appended to the output. Following an extract process, the abbreviated
score will contain all function table statements, together with just those
note statements that occur in the from-to interval specified. Notes lying
completely in the interval will be unmodified; notes that lie only partly
within will have their p3 durations truncated as necessary.
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> 1.
> how about a feature which allows for the pausing of the rendering and
> its continuation.
i presume you want to "kill" the render and come back the next day where
you left off? hmm....
>
> 2.
> some means to render only sections of the composition without having to
extract - look in the "options" menu - dont know if it ever has been
tested on the PPC version...
from the manual:
The EXTRACT feature
This feature will extract a segment of a sorted numeric score file
according to instructions taken from a control file. The control file
contains an instrument list and two time points, from and to, in the form:
instruments 1 2 from 1:27.5 to 2:2
The component labels may be abbreviated as i, f and t. The time points
denote the beginning and end of the extract in terms of:
[section no.] : [beat no.].
each of the three parts is also optional. The default values for missing
i, f or t are:
all instruments, beginning of score, end of score.
extract reads an orchestra-readable score file and produces an
orchestra-readable result. Comments, tabs and extra spaces are flushed, w
anda statements are added and an f0 reflecting the extract length is
appended to the output. Following an extract process, the abbreviated
score will contain all function table statements, together with just those
note statements that occur in the from-to interval specified. Notes lying
completely in the interval will be unmodified; notes that lie only partly
within will have their p3 durations truncated as necessary.
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> 1.
> how about a feature which allows for the pausing of the rendering and
> its continuation.
i presume you want to "kill" the render and come back the next day where
you left off? hmm....
>
> 2.
> some means to render only sections of the composition without having to
extract - look in the "options" menu - dont know if it ever has been
tested on the PPC version...
from the manual:
The EXTRACT feature
This feature will extract a segment of a sorted numeric score file
according to instructions taken from a control file. The control file
contains an instrument list and two time points, from and to, in the form:
instruments 1 2 from 1:27.5 to 2:2
The component labels may be abbreviated as i, f and t. The time points
denote the beginning and end of the extract in terms of:
[section no.] : [beat no.].
each of the three parts is also optional. The default values for missing
i, f or t are:
all instruments, beginning of score, end of score.
extract reads an orchestra-readable score file and produces an
orchestra-readable result. Comments, tabs and extra spaces are flushed, w
anda statements are added and an f0 reflecting the extract length is
appended to the output. Following an extract process, the abbreviated
score will contain all function table statements, together with just those
note statements that occur in the from-to interval specified. Notes lying
completely in the interval will be unmodified; notes that lie only partly
within will have their p3 durations truncated as necessary.
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> 1.
> how about a feature which allows for the pausing of the rendering and
> its continuation.
i presume you want to "kill" the render and come back the next day where
you left off? hmm....
>
> 2.
> some means to render only sections of the composition without having to
extract - look in the "options" menu - dont know if it ever has been
tested on the PPC version...
from the manual:
The EXTRACT feature
This feature will extract a segment of a sorted numeric score file
according to instructions taken from a control file. The control file
contains an instrument list and two time points, from and to, in the form:
instruments 1 2 from 1:27.5 to 2:2
The component labels may be abbreviated as i, f and t. The time points
denote the beginning and end of the extract in terms of:
[section no.] : [beat no.].
each of the three parts is also optional. The default values for missing
i, f or t are:
all instruments, beginning of score, end of score.
extract reads an orchestra-readable score file and produces an
orchestra-readable result. Comments, tabs and extra spaces are flushed, w
anda statements are added and an f0 reflecting the extract length is
appended to the output. Following an extract process, the abbreviated
score will contain all function table statements, together with just those
note statements that occur in the from-to interval specified. Notes lying
completely in the interval will be unmodified; notes that lie only partly
within will have their p3 durations truncated as necessary.
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> 1.
> how about a feature which allows for the pausing of the rendering and
> its continuation.
i presume you want to "kill" the render and come back the next day where
you left off? hmm....
>
> 2.
> some means to render only sections of the composition without having to
extract - look in the "options" menu - dont know if it ever has been
tested on the PPC version...
from the manual:
The EXTRACT feature
This feature will extract a segment of a sorted numeric score file
according to instructions taken from a control file. The control file
contains an instrument list and two time points, from and to, in the form:
instruments 1 2 from 1:27.5 to 2:2
The component labels may be abbreviated as i, f and t. The time points
denote the beginning and end of the extract in terms of:
[section no.] : [beat no.].
each of the three parts is also optional. The default values for missing
i, f or t are:
all instruments, beginning of score, end of score.
extract reads an orchestra-readable score file and produces an
orchestra-readable result. Comments, tabs and extra spaces are flushed, w
anda statements are added and an f0 reflecting the extract length is
appended to the output. Following an extract process, the abbreviated
score will contain all function table statements, together with just those
note statements that occur in the from-to interval specified. Notes lying
completely in the interval will be unmodified; notes that lie only partly
within will have their p3 durations truncated as necessary.
-matt
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> 1.
> how about a feature which allows for the pausing of the rendering and
> its continuation.
i presume you want to "kill" the render and come back the next day where
you left off? hmm....
>
> 2.
> some means to render only sections of the composition without having to
extract - look in the "options" menu - dont know if it ever has been
tested on the PPC version...
from the manual:
The EXTRACT feature
This feature will extract a segment of a sorted numeric score file
according to instructions taken from a control file. The control file
contains an instrument list and two time points, from and to, in the form:
instruments 1 2 from 1:27.5 to 2:2
The component labels may be abbreviated as i, f and t. The time points
denote the beginning and end of the extract in terms of:
[section no.] : [beat no.].
each of the three parts is also optional. The default values for missing
i, f or t are:
all instruments, beginning of score, end of score.
extract reads an orchestra-readable score file and produces an
orchestra-readable result. Comments, tabs and extra spaces are flushed, w
anda statements are added and an f0 reflecting the extract length is
appended to the output. Following an extract process, the abbreviated
score will contain all function table statements, together with just those
note statements that occur in the from-to interval specified. Notes lying
completely in the interval will be unmodified; notes that lie only partly
within will have their p3 durations truncated as necessary.
-matt
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> 1.
> how about a feature which allows for the pausing of the rendering and
> its continuation.
i presume you want to "kill" the render and come back the next day where
you left off? hmm....
>
> 2.
> some means to render only sections of the composition without having to
extract - look in the "options" menu - dont know if it ever has been
tested on the PPC version...
from the manual:
The EXTRACT feature
This feature will extract a segment of a sorted numeric score file
according to instructions taken from a control file. The control file
contains an instrument list and two time points, from and to, in the form:
instruments 1 2 from 1:27.5 to 2:2
The component labels may be abbreviated as i, f and t. The time points
denote the beginning and end of the extract in terms of:
[section no.] : [beat no.].
each of the three parts is also optional. The default values for missing
i, f or t are:
all instruments, beginning of score, end of score.
extract reads an orchestra-readable score file and produces an
orchestra-readable result. Comments, tabs and extra spaces are flushed, w
anda statements are added and an f0 reflecting the extract length is
appended to the output. Following an extract process, the abbreviated
score will contain all function table statements, together with just those
note statements that occur in the from-to interval specified. Notes lying
completely in the interval will be unmodified; notes that lie only partly
within will have their p3 durations truncated as necessary.
-matt
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> 1.
> how about a feature which allows for the pausing of the rendering and
> its continuation.
i presume you want to "kill" the render and come back the next day where
you left off? hmm....
>
> 2.
> some means to render only sections of the composition without having to
extract - look in the "options" menu - dont know if it ever has been
tested on the PPC version...
from the manual:
The EXTRACT feature
This feature will extract a segment of a sorted numeric score file
according to instructions taken from a control file. The control file
contains an instrument list and two time points, from and to, in the form:
instruments 1 2 from 1:27.5 to 2:2
The component labels may be abbreviated as i, f and t. The time points
denote the beginning and end of the extract in terms of:
[section no.] : [beat no.].
each of the three parts is also optional. The default values for missing
i, f or t are:
all instruments, beginning of score, end of score.
extract reads an orchestra-readable score file and produces an
orchestra-readable result. Comments, tabs and extra spaces are flushed, w
anda statements are added and an f0 reflecting the extract length is
appended to the output. Following an extract process, the abbreviated
score will contain all function table statements, together with just those
note statements that occur in the from-to interval specified. Notes lying
completely in the interval will be unmodified; notes that lie only partly
within will have their p3 durations truncated as necessary.
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> 1.
> how about a feature which allows for the pausing of the rendering and
> its continuation.
i presume you want to "kill" the render and come back the next day where
you left off? hmm....
>
> 2.
> some means to render only sections of the composition without having to
extract - look in the "options" menu - dont know if it ever has been
tested on the PPC version...
from the manual:
The EXTRACT feature
This feature will extract a segment of a sorted numeric score file
according to instructions taken from a control file. The control file
contains an instrument list and two time points, from and to, in the form:
instruments 1 2 from 1:27.5 to 2:2
The component labels may be abbreviated as i, f and t. The time points
denote the beginning and end of the extract in terms of:
[section no.] : [beat no.].
each of the three parts is also optional. The default values for missing
i, f or t are:
all instruments, beginning of score, end of score.
extract reads an orchestra-readable score file and produces an
orchestra-readable result. Comments, tabs and extra spaces are flushed, w
anda statements are added and an f0 reflecting the extract length is
appended to the output. Following an extract process, the abbreviated
score will contain all function table statements, together with just those
note statements that occur in the from-to interval specified. Notes lying
completely in the interval will be unmodified; notes that lie only partly
within will have their p3 durations truncated as necessary.
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> 1.
> how about a feature which allows for the pausing of the rendering and
> its continuation.
i presume you want to "kill" the render and come back the next day where
you left off? hmm....
>
> 2.
> some means to render only sections of the composition without having to
extract - look in the "options" menu - dont know if it ever has been
tested on the PPC version...
from the manual:
The EXTRACT feature
This feature will extract a segment of a sorted numeric score file
according to instructions taken from a control file. The control file
contains an instrument list and two time points, from and to, in the form:
instruments 1 2 from 1:27.5 to 2:2
The component labels may be abbreviated as i, f and t. The time points
denote the beginning and end of the extract in terms of:
[section no.] : [beat no.].
each of the three parts is also optional. The default values for missing
i, f or t are:
all instruments, beginning of score, end of score.
extract reads an orchestra-readable score file and produces an
orchestra-readable result. Comments, tabs and extra spaces are flushed, w
anda statements are added and an f0 reflecting the extract length is
appended to the output. Following an extract process, the abbreviated
score will contain all function table statements, together with just those
note statements that occur in the from-to interval specified. Notes lying
completely in the interval will be unmodified; notes that lie only partly
within will have their p3 durations truncated as necessary.
-matt
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> 1.
> how about a feature which allows for the pausing of the rendering and
> its continuation.
i presume you want to "kill" the render and come back the next day where
you left off? hmm....
>
> 2.
> some means to render only sections of the composition without having to
extract - look in the "options" menu - dont know if it ever has been
tested on the PPC version...
from the manual:
The EXTRACT feature
This feature will extract a segment of a sorted numeric score file
according to instructions taken from a control file. The control file
contains an instrument list and two time points, from and to, in the form:
instruments 1 2 from 1:27.5 to 2:2
The component labels may be abbreviated as i, f and t. The time points
denote the beginning and end of the extract in terms of:
[section no.] : [beat no.].
each of the three parts is also optional. The default values for missing
i, f or t are:
all instruments, beginning of score, end of score.
extract reads an orchestra-readable score file and produces an
orchestra-readable result. Comments, tabs and extra spaces are flushed, w
anda statements are added and an f0 reflecting the extract length is
appended to the output. Following an extract process, the abbreviated
score will contain all function table statements, together with just those
note statements that occur in the from-to interval specified. Notes lying
completely in the interval will be unmodified; notes that lie only partly
within will have their p3 durations truncated as necessary.
-matt
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> 1.
> how about a feature which allows for the pausing of the rendering and
> its continuation.
i presume you want to "kill" the render and come back the next day where
you left off? hmm....
>
> 2.
> some means to render only sections of the composition without having to
extract - look in the "options" menu - dont know if it ever has been
tested on the PPC version...
from the manual:
The EXTRACT feature
This feature will extract a segment of a sorted numeric score file
according to instructions taken from a control file. The control file
contains an instrument list and two time points, from and to, in the form:
instruments 1 2 from 1:27.5 to 2:2
The component labels may be abbreviated as i, f and t. The time points
denote the beginning and end of the extract in terms of:
[section no.] : [beat no.].
each of the three parts is also optional. The default values for missing
i, f or t are:
all instruments, beginning of score, end of score.
extract reads an orchestra-readable score file and produces an
orchestra-readable result. Comments, tabs and extra spaces are flushed, w
anda statements are added and an f0 reflecting the extract length is
appended to the output. Following an extract process, the abbreviated
score will contain all function table statements, together with just those
note statements that occur in the from-to interval specified. Notes lying
completely in the interval will be unmodified; notes that lie only partly
within will have their p3 durations truncated as necessary.
-matt
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> 1.
> how about a feature which allows for the pausing of the rendering and
> its continuation.
i presume you want to "kill" the render and come back the next day where
you left off? hmm....
>
> 2.
> some means to render only sections of the composition without having to
extract - look in the "options" menu - dont know if it ever has been
tested on the PPC version...
from the manual:
The EXTRACT feature
This feature will extract a segment of a sorted numeric score file
according to instructions taken from a control file. The control file
contains an instrument list and two time points, from and to, in the form:
instruments 1 2 from 1:27.5 to 2:2
The component labels may be abbreviated as i, f and t. The time points
denote the beginning and end of the extract in terms of:
[section no.] : [beat no.].
each of the three parts is also optional. The default values for missing
i, f or t are:
all instruments, beginning of score, end of score.
extract reads an orchestra-readable score file and produces an
orchestra-readable result. Comments, tabs and extra spaces are flushed, w
anda statements are added and an f0 reflecting the extract length is
appended to the output. Following an extract process, the abbreviated
score will contain all function table statements, together with just those
note statements that occur in the from-to interval specified. Notes lying
completely in the interval will be unmodified; notes that lie only partly
within will have their p3 durations truncated as necessary.
-matt
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