Re: [Lmuse-user] New feature: external scripting possibilites for pianoroll

[Robert J. <spa...@gm...>]

2012/10/2 Martin Drautzburg <Mar...@we...>

> On Tuesday, 2. October 2012 10:27:41 Robert Jonsson wrote:
> > Hi Martin,
> >
> > Old mails, good times :)
>

<...>

> Alright! Yes that works and the pluging sources are quite legible.
> Initially I
> didn't understand that you have to mark the events you want processed. I am
> not sure what to think of that. When you mark some non-adjacent events and
> process them with double-speed you get "interesting" results. However, for
> other plugins this makes quite some sense. It is a bit tedious to open the
> pianoroll editor for each part when you e.g. want to process an entire
> track,
> but given the fact that I don't have any scripts it is certainly good
> enough
> for now.
>

Actually I think the plugins are available in the Midi menu in the arranger
too, then they are supposed to work on all selected parts.

I suppose those scripts can be any executable which can read and write
> files,
> or does it have to be python?
>

The "API" uses just a few defined tags sent over a pipe so you can use any
language, I tried using bash at one time I believe :)

Regards,
Robert


>
> > 2. Which is what is described below I think, this is unfinished work and
> as
> > far as I know this does not compile. WillyFoobar on the devel list has
> > expressed wishes to fix this, atleast the compilation problems.
>
> That would be way cool.
>
>
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