THE CMU MIDI TOOLKIT ``Charles Ives'''' Edition
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THE CMU MIDI TOOLKIT ``Charles Ives'''' Edition
THE CMU MIDI TOOLKIT'Charles Ives’’ EditionRoger B. Dannenberg 14 January 1988Carnegie Mellon universityPittsburgh, PA 15213, U.S.A.The CMU MIDI Toolk THE CMU MIDI TOOLKIT ``Charles Ives'''' Editionkit (CMT), consisting of software and documentation, is provided “as is’’ without warranty of any kind, either expressed or implied. Should CMT prove defective, you (and not Carnegie-Mellon university) assume the entire cost of all necessary servicing, repair or correction. Further, Carnegie-Mellon THE CMU MIDI TOOLKIT ``Charles Ives'''' Editionuniversity does not warrant, guarantee or make any representation regarding your requirements or that CMT is free of errors.Neither Carnegie-Mellon unTHE CMU MIDI TOOLKIT ``Charles Ives'''' Edition
iversity nor anyone else who has been involved In the creation, production, or delivery of CMT program shall be liable for any direct, indirect, conseTHE CMU MIDI TOOLKIT'Charles Ives’’ EditionRoger B. Dannenberg 14 January 1988Carnegie Mellon universityPittsburgh, PA 15213, U.S.A.The CMU MIDI Toolk THE CMU MIDI TOOLKIT ``Charles Ives'''' EditionDI Toolkit, also known as CMT, a collection of software for experimental computer music using standard Musical Instrument Digital Interface (MIDI) equipment. This manual corresponds to CMT version 2.00.This is the Charles Ives edition, the first CMT manual. This manual ishttps://khothuvien.cori!upda THE CMU MIDI TOOLKIT ``Charles Ives'''' Editionted periodically as new programs are contributed to CMT and as bugs are discovered and fixed. I solicit your help in making this manual more accurateTHE CMU MIDI TOOLKIT ``Charles Ives'''' Edition
and complete. PLEASE help US by noting any errors, omissions, or suggestions you may have. YOU can send your suggestions to DannenberggA.cs.CMU.EDU (ATHE CMU MIDI TOOLKIT'Charles Ives’’ EditionRoger B. Dannenberg 14 January 1988Carnegie Mellon universityPittsburgh, PA 15213, U.S.A.The CMU MIDI Toolk THE CMU MIDI TOOLKIT ``Charles Ives'''' Editionenter for Art and Technology, Carnegie Mellon university, Pittsburgh, PA 15213-3890, USA. A bug report form can be found at the end of this manual.Many people have contributed to CMT which grew out of earlier computer music systems used in the CMU computer and Electronic Music studio. Dean Rubine wr THE CMU MIDI TOOLKIT ``Charles Ives'''' Editionote the first MPU-401 interface routines with help from Dale Amon. Joe Newcomer ported this first version to his IBM-AT and helped clear up many of ouTHE CMU MIDI TOOLKIT ``Charles Ives'''' Edition
r interrupt problems. Aaron wohl wrote routines to use the PC timer and made many good suggestions for improvements. The Tuning program and the initiaTHE CMU MIDI TOOLKIT'Charles Ives’’ EditionRoger B. Dannenberg 14 January 1988Carnegie Mellon universityPittsburgh, PA 15213, U.S.A.The CMU MIDI Toolk THE CMU MIDI TOOLKIT ``Charles Ives'''' Editiono. This machine was part of a grant from IBM.I also wish to acknowledge support from CMU through the Music Department, the Computer science Department, the center for the Design of Educational computing, and especially the center for Art and Technology.1introduction and OverviewThe CMU MIDI Toolkit THE CMU MIDI TOOLKIT ``Charles Ives'''' Edition(CMT) is a software package designed for experimental computer music education, composition, performance, and research. CMT includes a compiler for aTHE CMU MIDI TOOLKIT ``Charles Ives'''' Edition
simple, text-based music language, and software for recording, playing, and computing MIDI data in real time. CMT has three major attractions: the fleTHE CMU MIDI TOOLKIT'Charles Ives’’ EditionRoger B. Dannenberg 14 January 1988Carnegie Mellon universityPittsburgh, PA 15213, U.S.A.The CMU MIDI Toolk THE CMU MIDI TOOLKIT ``Charles Ives'''' Edition-Adagio Is a language and an associated compiler. In Adagio, a note is represented by a line of text that specifies attributes such as pitch, duration, and loudness. Adagio is quite flexible and is compatible with several different ways of thinking about scores. For example, ' Q" stands for a quarte THE CMU MIDI TOOLKIT ``Charles Ives'''' Editionr note, but duration can also be indicated by "U87’’, which means 0.87 seconds. Adagio also supports arbitrary tuning systems.-Transcribe reads inputTHE CMU MIDI TOOLKIT ``Charles Ives'''' Edition
from a MIDI keyboard or other MIDI controller and produces an Adagio score. The score can be played back using Adagio, or it can be edited with a textTHE CMU MIDI TOOLKIT'Charles Ives’’ EditionRoger B. Dannenberg 14 January 1988Carnegie Mellon universityPittsburgh, PA 15213, U.S.A.The CMU MIDI Toolk THE CMU MIDI TOOLKIT ``Charles Ives'''' Editiona combination of Adagio and Transcribe. It plays an existing Adagio score while transcribing a performance. Thus, complex compositions can be created one part at a time as if using a multi-track tape recorder.-DXGet and DXPut are programs for recording and replaying MIDI system exclusive messages. T THE CMU MIDI TOOLKIT ``Charles Ives'''' Editionhese programs are typically used to save and restore synthesis parameters for a digital synthesizer.-MOXC is a real-time programming environment thatTHE CMU MIDI TOOLKIT ``Charles Ives'''' Edition
is Ideal for writing interactive music programs. MOXC Is an extension of the c programming language and Is based on Douglas collinge's Moxie language.THE CMU MIDI TOOLKIT'Charles Ives’’ EditionRoger B. Dannenberg 14 January 1988Carnegie Mellon universityPittsburgh, PA 15213, U.S.A.The CMU MIDI Toolk THE CMU MIDI TOOLKIT ``Charles Ives'''' Editionuffer and to get the current time with 0.01 second resolution.Required hardware and software. CMT runs on an IBM-XT or IBM-AT with a Roland MRU-401 MIDI interface and IBM-PC interface adapter. You should also have a screen-based text editor. To use Moxc, you will need a Lattice c compiler.Other deta THE CMU MIDI TOOLKIT ``Charles Ives'''' Editionils. CMT is distributed by the CMU center for Art and Technology, Carnegie-Mellon university, Pittsburgh, PA, 15213. we hope that users will contributTHE CMU MIDI TOOLKIT ``Charles Ives'''' Edition
e new software to the system and enhance the existing software in various ways, we will encourage this by helping to Integrate and document new softwaTHE CMU MIDI TOOLKIT'Charles Ives’’ EditionRoger B. Dannenberg 14 January 1988Carnegie Mellon universityPittsburgh, PA 15213, U.S.A.The CMU MIDI Toolk THE CMU MIDI TOOLKIT ``Charles Ives'''' Editiond some example files. Disk #2 contains source code and files you need in order to recompile CMT programs. If you have a hard disk, you should copy the contents of the floppy disks that come with CMT onto the hard disk. Put Disk #1 in the floppy disk drive and type:c: cd \ mkdir cmt cd cmt copy a:*.* THE CMU MIDI TOOLKIT ``Charles Ives'''' EditionThere are some test files in the directory test on Disk #1. You can copy them as well by typing:mkdir test cd test copy a:\test\”.*some useful non-musTHE CMU MIDI TOOLKIT ``Charles Ives'''' Edition
ic programs are included with CMT. They are make, grep, and Is. TO install these programs, type:cd \blncopy a:\binV.*If you want to use CMT to write pTHE CMU MIDI TOOLKIT'Charles Ives’’ EditionRoger B. Dannenberg 14 January 1988Carnegie Mellon universityPittsburgh, PA 15213, U.S.A.The CMU MIDI ToolkTHE CMU MIDI TOOLKIT'Charles Ives’’ EditionRoger B. Dannenberg 14 January 1988Carnegie Mellon universityPittsburgh, PA 15213, U.S.A.The CMU MIDI ToolkGọi ngay
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