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Le 16/11/2012 18:50, renato a écrit :

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> On Fri, 16 Nov 2012 08:36:27 +0100

> Thijs van severen  wrote:

>

>> hi Renato

>>

>> Have you tried to export your hydrogen song to midi first?

>

>

> Hi Thijs, yes maybe I didn't say it, but I'm indeed exporting first to

> midi in hydrogen.

>

> Rosegarden can then read the file and export to lilypond... But for

> the kind of flexibility I want it doesn't cut it, so I'm learning a

> bit of music21 and hope to soon enough whip up a python script that

> takes the midi exported by hydrogen and gives me the lilypond code just

> the way I like it...

>

> For the record, what I want is to have a sheet with many single line

> staffs, since the parts are actually not of a standard drum kit but of a

> percussion ensemble.

> I'm in a brasilian percussions band and I want to be able to write

> parts in hydrogen (which is unbeatable for writing and testing quick

> mock-ups of new pieces) but then hand out the music sheets to my

> fellow band mates - it would also be nice if they were then be able to

> actually read those, but that's another story... (we're quite

> amateurish, but hey we have loads of fun)

>

> cheers,

> renato

Hi,

Perhaps have a look into the sources of "Drummer's Gigsaw".

It's rather a beginner work but it still works with python 2.7.3

I won't you waste your time but may be you can find a way according to

your needs. It's GPL, you can hack it at wish.

Don't mind with the randomization and the gui made in Python, but read

0-run-process-TOTAL-RECALL.sh in /MA-BASE.

Hoping it will inspire you.

Phil.

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