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>>>>> "rasmus" == rasmus ekman writes:
rasmus> The csound_new.zip is for 16-bit DOS I think - also runnable
rasmus> in console box, and contains some additional command-line
rasmus> programs not built into the standard version (mixer, scale,
rasmus> and mkgraph - graphical DOS envelope editor).
Actually it is 32bit DOS and hence the need for Dos extender.
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Sorry if I omitted this code; actually it is really code in progress
and just commenting out all calls etc would make more sense. On the
other hand it does remind me to tidy this up.
=John ff
Last lecture for semester given! Now will there be time?
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>Hallo!
>
>I search for a programm, that converts a sco.-file to a midi-file.
>I=B4ve heard about a programm called text-to-midi.
>Could you please give me the downloading-adress, if it exists?
>
>Thank you!
>Peter
Yes, me too ! I was just on the verge of writing one in PERL.
If anyone discovers this program, I would be grateful.
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On Mon, 30 Nov 1998, Chris Sattinger wrote:
> >I search for a programm, that converts a sco.-file to a midi-file.
> >I=B4ve heard about a programm called text-to-midi.
> >Could you please give me the downloading-adress, if it exists?
>=20
> Yes, me too ! I was just on the verge of writing one in PERL.=20
> If anyone discovers this program, I would be grateful.
there is a program that does this on macintosh. I have _no_ idea if it i=
s
still available anywhere, but I rely on it to make midi output from lisp
programs. the format it can convert back and forth to is a text format,
numbers delimited by tabs, (much like a spreadsheet file). It has no
source, but is easy to use, and works in 7.5.5. If anyone wants it (it i=
s
freeware) i can hqx it and mail it to you, or put it on some webspace.
#!/bin/magic-shell
jti0001@jove.acs.unt.edu =20
http://people.unt.edu/~jti0001
"who hath the How, is careless of the Why"
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> >I search for a programm, that converts a sco.-file to a midi-file.
> >I've heard about a programm called text-to-midi.
> >Could you please give me the downloading-adress, if it exists?
>
> Yes, me too ! I was just on the verge of writing one in PERL.
> If anyone discovers this program, I would be grateful.
Hello !
I have executables running under DOS or Windows 95 which able convert
text-to-midi.
Here are brief description by author - Piet van Oostrum.
I think You can reach him directly - piet@cs.ruu.nl , because version I have
is dated by 8/25/1992,
so more advanced version is quite possible.
And I can mail 'old version'.
Nikolay Roubanov.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
MF2T/T2MF
Two programs to manipulate standard midifiles.
mf2t is a program that reads a standard midifile (format 0 or 1)
and writes an ASCII representation of it that is both compact
and easily parsable.
t2mf is the companion program that reparses the text
representation into a
midifile.--------------------------------------------------------
Please report any problems, suggestion for improvement, or
actual improvements to:
Piet van Oostrum, Dept of Computer Science, Utrecht University,
P.O. Box 80.089, 2508 TB Utrecht, The Netherlands email:
piet@cs.ruu.nl
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
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You can find "mf2t.zip" on=20
http://www.cs.ruu.nl/pub/MIDI/PROGRAMS/MSDOS/
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> Hallo!
>=20
> I search for a programm, that converts a sco.-file to a midi-file.
> I=B4ve heard about a programm called text-to-midi.
> Could you please give me the downloading-adress, if it exists?
>=20
> Thank you!
> Peter
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It's the phase difference between two or more signals that is of
interest. It is used by the ear to do all kinds of localization
(someone on the list will be able to explain that a little bit better)
and as a result can be used to give an impression of height. A constant
difference of 90 degrees gives you a cosine for every frequency
component (i.e., sine) in your signal. As was pointed out to me by Sean
Costello, this has been used for analog frequency (pitch) shifters.
Job van Zuijlen
Francisco Vila Doncel wrote:
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> . So, why worry about phase?
>
> I'd like to know if i'm right.
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May I atempt to explain about the +- flags? In an e-discussion about
the proliferation of flags in different versions of Csound some of us
decided/discussed using +- for build-specific flags so they would not
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We have 2 or 3 PC variants, 2 macintosh, XTC, 2 Linux and a SGI/SUN
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I have replaced the csound_src.zip file with one containing the
cslider code (unfinished as it is). There are some other minir
changes (attempts to fix wgbow for example) but I think nothing of
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==John ffitch
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References:
The dynamic controls are an as yet unfinished set of on-screen sliders
which are not in any way related to MIDI. The opcode control causes
the display of a slider panel, and it can read or set the sliders as
it synthesises. It is not documented as I am not totally happy with
it. It seems to work except sometimes panels disappear unexpectedly.
I need to work over it a bit, as well as consider how to do the same
for Unix/X
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...and MKGRAPH has not worked since I changed from Zortech C to
Watcom. It needs a function to determine the mouse position, and
there just does not seem to me one in Watcom's library. the sources
remain in case anyone who understands graphics better than I (ie
almost anyone) cares to fix it
==John ffitch |