11 Aug
2010
11 Aug
'10
11:07 a.m.
Le Puzzle du Batteur - The Drummer's 'G'igsaw
*****
Polymetric editor for Drums and Percussions based on Lilypond + GUI for
randomization. (midi timing and/or volume)
******
PACKAGES
You have to install:
GNU Lilypond >= 2.12.0
http://lilypond.org/web/install/
midicomp 0.0.4
http://midicomp.opensrc.org/midicomp-0.0.4.tar.gz
(compile in /usr/local/midicomp...
and move midicomp.bin in /usr/local/bin
Python 2.6.x with Tk option activated.
Already in your Linux distribution.
GNU Bash and GNU sed 4.2
by default in your Linux distribution.
As default midi config I use Timidity++ 2.13.2 with eawpatches.
******
INSTALLATION
Untar the archive. (tar jxvf ....)
In your terminal go to your Drummer-s-Gigsaw's repertory.
cd /home/....../Drummer-s-Gigsaw
and run the bash script:
sh INSTALL.sh
You are done.
******
* In this new version you no longer need to gvim.
Thus you can use your preferred text editor or even a dedicated editor
like Frescobaldi or Lilypondtool...
* Now you can write all notes values, from whole note (1) up to
* one-hundred-and-twenty-eighth note (128) and even dotted values.
* The manual is updated. (translated in my terrible English)
* Le Puzzle du Batteur/The Drummer's 'G'igsaw is under GPLv3 or +
******
This new version at:
http://philippe.hezaine.free.fr/spip.php?article46
Have fun.
Phil.
16 Aug
16 Aug
1:53 p.m.
New subject: Le Puzzle du Batteur - The Drummer's 'G'igsaw: GNU Bash + GNU sed replace gvim
Excerpts from Phil Hézaine's message of 2010-08-11 11:09:26 +0200:
Le Puzzle du Batteur - The Drummer's
'G'igsaw
*****
Polymetric editor for Drums and Percussions based on Lilypond + GUI for
randomization. (midi timing and/or volume)
******
PACKAGES
You have to install:
GNU Lilypond >= 2.12.0
http://lilypond.org/web/install/
midicomp 0.0.4
http://midicomp.opensrc.org/midicomp-0.0.4.tar.gz
(compile in /usr/local/midicomp...
and move midicomp.bin in /usr/local/bin
Python 2.6.x with Tk option activated.
Already in your Linux distribution.
GNU Bash and GNU sed 4.2
by default in your Linux distribution.
As default midi config I use Timidity++ 2.13.2 with eawpatches.
******
INSTALLATION
Untar the archive. (tar jxvf ....)
In your terminal go to your Drummer-s-Gigsaw's repertory.
cd /home/....../Drummer-s-Gigsaw
and run the bash script:
sh INSTALL.sh
You are done.
******
* In this new version you no longer need to gvim.
Thus you can use your preferred text editor or even a dedicated editor
like Frescobaldi or Lilypondtool...
* Now you can write all notes values, from whole note (1) up to
* one-hundred-and-twenty-eighth note (128) and even dotted values.
* The manual is updated. (translated in my terrible English)
* Le Puzzle du Batteur/The Drummer's 'G'igsaw is under GPLv3 or +
******
This new version at:
http://philippe.hezaine.free.fr/spip.php?article46
Have fun.
Phil.
Hi Phil,
I tried it, and I think I know now what it does :)
You write drum patterns using lilypond.
Your script has some way to randomize velocity and volume (with a Tk
GUI).
It produces pdf and midi files of the lilypond input.
It possibly does some other stuff too :)
Well, it's nothing I need, but I guess it's good to know what it roughly
does :)
Regards,
--
Philipp
--
"Wir stehen selbst enttäuscht und sehn betroffen / Den Vorhang zu
und alle Fragen offen." Bertolt Brecht, Der gute Mensch von Sezuan
2:26 p.m.
On Mon, 16 Aug 2010 13:53:15 +0200
Philipp Überbacher <hollunder(a)lavabit.com> wrote:
Excerpts from Phil Hézaine's message of 2010-08-11
11:09:26 +0200:
that's what it does? hmm. interesting
is it compatible with odd measures (7/8, 9/8, 15/16 etc), tempo
changes, etc?
Dieter
Le Puzzle du Batteur - The Drummer's
'G'igsaw
*****
Polymetric editor for Drums and Percussions based on Lilypond + GUI
for randomization. (midi timing and/or volume)
******
PACKAGES
You have to install:
GNU Lilypond >= 2.12.0
http://lilypond.org/web/install/
midicomp 0.0.4
http://midicomp.opensrc.org/midicomp-0.0.4.tar.gz
(compile in /usr/local/midicomp...
and move midicomp.bin in /usr/local/bin
Python 2.6.x with Tk option activated.
Already in your Linux distribution.
GNU Bash and GNU sed 4.2
by default in your Linux distribution.
As default midi config I use Timidity++ 2.13.2 with eawpatches.
******
INSTALLATION
Untar the archive. (tar jxvf ....)
In your terminal go to your Drummer-s-Gigsaw's repertory.
cd /home/....../Drummer-s-Gigsaw
and run the bash script:
sh INSTALL.sh
You are done.
******
* In this new version you no longer need to gvim.
Thus you can use your preferred text editor or even a dedicated
editor like Frescobaldi or Lilypondtool...
* Now you can write all notes values, from whole note (1) up to
* one-hundred-and-twenty-eighth note (128) and even dotted values.
* The manual is updated. (translated in my terrible English)
* Le Puzzle du Batteur/The Drummer's 'G'igsaw is under GPLv3 or +
******
This new version at:
http://philippe.hezaine.free.fr/spip.php?article46
Have fun.
Phil.
Hi Phil,
I tried it, and I think I know now what it does :)
You write drum patterns using lilypond.
Your script has some way to randomize velocity and volume (with a Tk
GUI).
It produces pdf and midi files of the lilypond input.
It possibly does some other stuff too :)
Well, it's nothing I need, but I guess it's good to know what it
roughly does :)
Regards,
2:49 p.m.
New subject: Le Puzzle du Batteur - The Drummer's 'G'igsaw: GNU Bash + GNU sed replace gvim
Excerpts from Dieter Plaetinck's message of 2010-08-16 14:26:51 +0200:
On Mon, 16 Aug 2010 13:53:15 +0200
Philipp Überbacher <hollunder(a)lavabit.com> wrote:
You can certainly write anything you can imagine with lilypond, so it's
'compatible' at least in that sense.
--
Philipp
--
"Wir stehen selbst enttäuscht und sehn betroffen / Den Vorhang zu
und alle Fragen offen." Bertolt Brecht, Der gute Mensch von Sezuan
Excerpts from Phil Hézaine's message of
2010-08-11 11:09:26 +0200:
that's what it does? hmm. interesting
is it compatible with odd measures (7/8, 9/8, 15/16 etc), tempo
changes, etc?
Dieter Le Puzzle du Batteur - The Drummer's
'G'igsaw
*****
Polymetric editor for Drums and Percussions based on Lilypond + GUI
for randomization. (midi timing and/or volume)
******
PACKAGES
You have to install:
GNU Lilypond >= 2.12.0
http://lilypond.org/web/install/
midicomp 0.0.4
http://midicomp.opensrc.org/midicomp-0.0.4.tar.gz
(compile in /usr/local/midicomp...
and move midicomp.bin in /usr/local/bin
Python 2.6.x with Tk option activated.
Already in your Linux distribution.
GNU Bash and GNU sed 4.2
by default in your Linux distribution.
As default midi config I use Timidity++ 2.13.2 with eawpatches.
******
INSTALLATION
Untar the archive. (tar jxvf ....)
In your terminal go to your Drummer-s-Gigsaw's repertory.
cd /home/....../Drummer-s-Gigsaw
and run the bash script:
sh INSTALL.sh
You are done.
******
* In this new version you no longer need to gvim.
Thus you can use your preferred text editor or even a dedicated
editor like Frescobaldi or Lilypondtool...
* Now you can write all notes values, from whole note (1) up to
* one-hundred-and-twenty-eighth note (128) and even dotted values.
* The manual is updated. (translated in my terrible English)
* Le Puzzle du Batteur/The Drummer's 'G'igsaw is under GPLv3 or +
******
This new version at:
http://philippe.hezaine.free.fr/spip.php?article46
Have fun.
Phil.
Hi Phil,
I tried it, and I think I know now what it does :)
You write drum patterns using lilypond.
Your script has some way to randomize velocity and volume (with a Tk
GUI).
It produces pdf and midi files of the lilypond input.
It possibly does some other stuff too :)
Well, it's nothing I need, but I guess it's good to know what it
roughly does :)
Regards,
17 Aug
17 Aug
12:40 a.m.
New subject: Le Puzzle du Batteur - The Drummer's 'G'igsaw: GNU Bash + GNU sed replace gvim
Le 16/08/2010 14:49, Philipp Überbacher a écrit :
Excerpts from Dieter Plaetinck's message of
2010-08-16 14:26:51 +0200:
Hi,
Yes, you can write whatever measures you want and even... you can
superimpose different time signatures ( it's the meaning of polymetric).
You can also use irrational tuplets... etc...
If you know how to paste and delete in a text editor you're done.
Compile and listen to the Demos 3 and 4, you'd have an idea.
To Philipp: If you have an opinion why such a difficulty to understand
what's the 'G'igsaw does let me know, i could improve the Tutorials or
the description of its capabilities? It will be a benefit for all.
Anyway thanks to your feedback.
Have fun.
Phil.
On Mon, 16 Aug 2010 13:53:15 +0200
Philipp Überbacher <hollunder(a)lavabit.com> wrote:
You can certainly write anything you can imagine with lilypond, so it's
'compatible' at least in that sense.
Hi Phil,
I tried it, and I think I know now what it does :)
You write drum patterns using lilypond.
Your script has some way to randomize velocity and volume (with a Tk
GUI).
It produces pdf and midi files of the lilypond input.
It possibly does some other stuff too :)
Well, it's nothing I need, but I guess it's good to know what it
roughly does :)
Regards,
that's what it does? hmm. interesting
is it compatible with odd measures (7/8, 9/8, 15/16 etc), tempo
changes, etc?
Dieter
12:40 a.m.
New subject: Le Puzzle du Batteur - The Drummer's 'G'igsaw: GNU Bash + GNU sed replace gvim
Le 16/08/2010 18:45, Phil Hézaine a écrit :
Le 16/08/2010 14:49, Philipp Überbacher a écrit :
I forgot to tell you that your goal is not to output a sheet music for a
drummer, it's a different thing in this case. Consequently you have to
be aware of 5 or 6 problems of syntax, that's all.
In the 'G'igsaw the Lilypond's midi output is extended so you could use
it in a sequencer for midi composition or the last but not the least
with samples in Hydrogen, Linux Sampler, Csound or Pd, ...
Enjoy.
Phil.
Excerpts from Dieter Plaetinck's message of
2010-08-16 14:26:51 +0200:
Hi,
Yes, you can write whatever measures you want and even... you can
superimpose different time signatures ( it's the meaning of polymetric).
You can also use irrational tuplets... etc...
If you know how to paste and delete in a text editor you're done.
Compile and listen to the Demos 3 and 4, you'd have an idea.
To Philipp: If you have an opinion why such a difficulty to understand
what's the 'G'igsaw does let me know, i could improve the Tutorials or
the description of its capabilities? It will be a benefit for all.
Anyway thanks to your feedback.
Have fun.
Phil. On Mon, 16 Aug 2010 13:53:15 +0200
Philipp Überbacher <hollunder(a)lavabit.com> wrote:
You can certainly write anything you can imagine with lilypond, so it's
'compatible' at least in that sense.
Hi Phil,
I tried it, and I think I know now what it does :)
You write drum patterns using lilypond.
Your script has some way to randomize velocity and volume (with a Tk
GUI).
It produces pdf and midi files of the lilypond input.
It possibly does some other stuff too :)
Well, it's nothing I need, but I guess it's good to know what it
roughly does :)
Regards,
that's what it does? hmm. interesting
is it compatible with odd measures (7/8, 9/8, 15/16 etc), tempo
changes, etc?
Dieter
9:58 a.m.
Hmm that's interesting.
I have a bunch of midi files, which I guess I should be able to convert
with mid2ly, then do the gigsaw thing, and get midi back out of it.
I'll try it.
Dieter
9:12 p.m.
Le 17/08/2010 09:58, Dieter Plaetinck a écrit :
Hmm that's interesting.
I have a bunch of midi files, which I guess I should be able to convert
with mid2ly, then do the gigsaw thing, and get midi back out of it.
I'll try it.
Dieter
Hi,
IMHO you can't, at least in a straightforward way.
Assuming you get a correct output from mid2ly (not sure at all, rather
buggy or incomplete I think) you'll have to write a script which convert
the corresponding note into its symbol.
Ex: c => tommh (Hi Mid Tom)
By the way you can also try Rosegarden which has lilypond output but the
issue is the same.
IMHO you'll go faster in learning the 'G'igsaw. If I'm right you're
interested in odd measures. Take a look at the VIRTUAL-BOOKS in the
Bibliotheque. There is a "5/4-VIRTUAL-ROCK-BASE - Exemples" file.
Start by pasting one or two measures and transform it by moving the
rests as you wish. You can go a long way away with this.
Unfortunately if you only want to randomize your midi files you must
have a lilypond midi file. The interface and its use of midicomp is
formatted in this manner unless you write a more generic interface. :)
Let me know your results. If I can help you I'll do.
Good luck.
Phil.
23 Jul
23 Jul
11:37 p.m.
New subject: Le Puzzle du Batteur - The Drummer's 'G'igsaw: UPDATE
Hi list,
An update for compatibility with Lilypond 2.14 is available
http://superbonus.project.free.fr/spip.php?article44
********************
You have to install:
GNU Lilypond >= 2.14.0
http://lilypond.org
midicomp 0.0.4
http://midicomp.opensrc.org/midicomp-0.0.4.tar.gz
Download midicomp 0.0.4 then, in root console, move it to /usr/local
(or /usr):
# mv /YOUR/PATH/.../midicomp-0.0.4.tar.gz /usr/local (or /usr)
Still in root, go to /usr/local (or /usr)
# cd /usr/local (or /usr)
Unpack:
# tar -zxvf midicomp-0.0.4.tar.gz
and go to new repertory:
# cd /usr/local/midicomp-0.0.4 (or /usr)
then tape (still in root):
# make
If you choose /usr the binary should be installed in /usr/bin au-
tomagically but in the case of /usr/local I think you have to move
this file in /usr/local/bin after the compile:
# mv /usr/local/midicomp-0.0.4/midicomp /usr/local/bin
Python 2.6.x with Tk option activated.
Already in your Linux distribution.
or http://www.python.org/
GNU Bash, GNU awk and GNU sed.
by default in your Linux distribution.
As default config I use Timidity++ 2.13.2 with eawpatches. (and without
reverb!!!)
********************
Correction of a minor bug.
La Bibliothèque isn't updated but there is no problem for its use in the
'G'igsaw.
Be happy.
Phil
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