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MusiX Help
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This program is Freeware:
This means that you may copy it to your heart's content, and give it to everyone
you know, as long as you DON'T sell it, change it in any way, disassemble or
reverse-engineer it, use it for commercial purposes, or incorporate it in or with
any other product without my express written permission. Other than that, go
gangbusters!
Any names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies.
If you enjoyed this software, have suggestions for enhancements or improvements,
want to report bugs, or send piles of money, my address is:
Jean Pierre Charpentier
2 R�sidence "Les Foug�res"
78340 Les Clayes sous Bois
France
Phone: INT 33-1-30 55 46 81 (French Time = GMT +1 or +2)
(in example from US to France: 0 11 33 1 30 55 46 81)
I can also be reached at the following locations:
CompuServe: 100012,2412
Internet: jpc14@Calvacom.fr
For Your Information:
synthLAB:
- Tempo display doesn't reflect tempo variations coded in sequence!
- Tempo display is limited to 99. MF2SL takes care of that.
- Bar display is always calculated to half-note so you must arrange midi
score to half-note before convert to synthLAB.
midi:
- MusiX is based on 0.06 version of Midi file (March 1, 1988).
- If you find a more recent version please send me a disk or paper list!
- MusiX does not manage MasterTracksPro or MusicWriter files because
these applications can Import/Export midi files directly (MTP 1.04 & MW 2.03).
- MusiX follows MasterTracksPro midi conventions: Track zero contains all
conductor events and track names are notated as generic text event but
track name events. If you know why write me�
- Midi Analyzer manages only format one midi files because there is none
track number reference in format zero midi files and format two is never used.
If Midi Analyzer returns back immediately without analyse, your file is:
Not a midi file or a format zero midi file or a format two midi file.
- Midi Analyzer asks "mucho" free memory (192k minimum). Take care of that.
(I did a deal between Memory & Speed. Speed won ;).
- Today Midi Analyzer accepts up to 32000 events. There is none direct
relation between midi file size and number of events herein (hum� sounds
not like plain vanilla English ;). Do not try to load a >100k size midi file.
- Today Midi Analyzer is limited up to 16 tracks.
Midi Informations:
Midi Event List
What ? Code + Channel Number
Where ? Real Time Application & Midi File
8n Note Off
9n Note on
An Polyphonic Key Pressure (after-touch)
Bn Control Change
Cn Program Change
Dn Channel Pressure (after-touch)
En Pitch Bend Change
Fn System Event (see below)
System Event List
What ? Code (channel independent )
Where ? Real Time Application & Midi File
F0 Beginning of Exclusive Message
F1 Undefined
F2 Song Position Pointer
F3 Song Select
F4 Undefined
F5 Undefined
F6 Tune Request
F7 End of Exclusive Message
F8 Timing Clock
F9 Undefined
FA Start
FB Continue
FC Stop
FD Undefined
FE Active Sensing
FFxx Meta Event (see below)
Meta Event List
What ? Code (channel independent )
Where ? Midi File only
FF00 Sequence Number
FF01 Text Event
FF02 Copyright
FF03 Sequence or Track Name
FF04 Instrument Name
FF05 Lyric
FF06 Marker
FF07 Cue Point
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FF2F End of Track
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FF51 Set Tempo
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FF54 SMPTE Offset
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FF58 Time Signature
FF59 Key Signature
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FF7F Specific
For developers:
Translator or Analyzer Modules are loaded by _InitialLoad2.
pushlong #Parameter_List MusiX code address of Parameter List
pushlong #0 MusiX code Work area
jsl address MusiX code address returned by InitialLoad2
phk Your code
plb Your code
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rtl Your code
pulllong MusiX code
pulllong MusiX code
phk MusiX code
plb MusiX code
; Parameter_List anop
; dc i4'16' pCount = # of following pointers
; dp 'UserID'
; dp 'Status'
; dp 'Task_Record'
; dp 'Task_Table'
; dp 'Input_File_Handle'
; dp 'Input_File_Pointer'
; dp 'Output_File_Handle'
; dp 'Output_File_Pointer'
; dp 'Open_Input_File'
; dp 'Read_Input_File'
; dp 'Close_Input_File'
; dp 'Destroy_Output_File'
; dp 'Create_Output_File'
; dp 'Open_Output_File'
; dp 'Write_Output_File'
; dp 'Close_Output_File'