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RDEskid
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 Posted: Thursday April 21st, 2005 20:44 Post subject: pattern to standard musical notation conversion? |
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Anyone know of a way to take the notes from a machine pattern and print them out in musical notation?
The other day, I was hanging out with a friend, showing her some of my tunes. She particularly liked a couple of the piano-driven pieces, and revealed that she actually had been playing piano for many years. She asked if I played, and I said that I don't really, and it would probably be difficult to play, because I jump between octaves a lot. But she thought it might be a fun challenge to try playing some of my music. The thing is, I obviously can't just sit down and show her what to play, she can't put a monitor on top of the piano and read the pattern view, and there's no way I'm gonna give myself a migraine and premature arthritis transcribing the patterns. Any ideas or suggestions? I was thinking something to do with .mid files, but I don't know where to start.
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| Posted: Thursday April 21st, 2005 21:24 Post subject: Re: pattern to standard musical notation conversion? |
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| RDEskid wrote: | Anyone know of a way to take the .. from a ...?
The other day, I was hanging out with a friend, showing her some ... She particularly liked a ... and revealed ... she actually had been .. for many years. She asked if I ... , and it would probably be ..., I jump between... she thought it might be a fun challenge to try ... . I obviously ... and show her .. , she can't ... on top of ... there's no way I'm gonna give myself a migraine and premature ... . |
Well, i can't read a single note from a note staff, and reading it always gave me a sure migraine, but hope you guys will sure have a lot of good time together!
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usr
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| Posted: Friday April 22nd, 2005 6:35 Post subject: |
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| Quote: | | because I jump between octaves a lot. |
just press [ctrl]+[+] a couple of times to grow her another arm or two
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Xenobioz
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| Posted: Friday April 22nd, 2005 12:10 Post subject: |
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I think there is some tool that converts a bmx to midi dont remember its name though.
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thOke
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RDEskid
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| Posted: Friday April 22nd, 2005 16:20 Post subject: |
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usr: LMAO, great idea, but it doesn't seem to work. She must be one of those older machines. Maybe I should double-click her and see if i can add a duplicate of her in the machine view?
thOke: Thanks, I'll try that out later!
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