Esempio n. 1
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  public static void main(String[] args) {
    Player player = new Player();

    // This is one of the simplest Staccato strings that you can play.
    DemoPrint.start("A simple Staccato string.");
    player.play("C D E F G A B");

    // This Staccato string is more typical of the kind of music you might
    // expect to see (and write). There are changes in voice (or channels)
    // and two different instruments in play. There is also a rest in V1.
    DemoPrint.step("A typical Staccato string with voices, instruments, and durations.");
    player.play("V0 I[Piano] Cq Cq Cq Dq Eq V1 I[Flute] Rq Eq Gq Fq Gq");

    // This string is more complicated: Each C note has an octave provided,
    // and there are a variety of durations, from whole down to thirty-second,
    // followed by a quarter and a dotted quarter, followed by a combined
    // whole+half duration, then a numeric duration, then a large combined duration.
    DemoPrint.step("A more complicated Staccato string.");
    player.play("C0w C1h C2q C3i C4s C5t Rq C6q. C7wh C8/1.5 C9qqqqiiiss");
  }
Esempio n. 2
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  public static void main(String[] args) {

    // Specify the transformation rules for this Lindenmayer system
    Map<String, String> rules =
        new HashMap<String, String>() {
          {
            put("Cmajw", "Cmajw Fmajw");
            put("Fmajw", "Rw Bbmajw");
            put("Bbmajw", "Rw Fmajw");
            put("C5q", "C5q G5q E6q C6q");
            put("E6q", "G6q D6q F6i C6i D6q");
            put("G6i+D6i", "Rq Rq G6i+D6i G6i+D6i Rq");
            put(
                "axiom",
                "axiom V0 I[Flute] Rq C5q V1 I[Tubular_Bells] Rq Rq Rq G6i+D6i V2 I[Piano] Cmajw E6q V3 I[Warm] E6q G6i+D6i V4 I[Voice] C5q E6q");
          }
        };

    // Set up the ReplacementMapPreprocessor to iterate 3 times
    // and not require brackets around replacements
    ReplacementMapPreprocessor rmp = ReplacementMapPreprocessor.getInstance();
    rmp.setReplacementMap(rules);
    rmp.setIterations(4);
    rmp.setRequireAngleBrackets(false);

    // Create a Pattern that contains the L-System axiom
    Pattern axiom =
        new Pattern(
            "T120 "
                + "V0 I[Flute] Rq C5q "
                + "V1 I[Tubular_Bells] Rq Rq Rq G6i+D6i "
                + "V2 I[Piano] Cmajw E6q "
                + "V3 I[Warm] E6q G6i+D6i "
                + "V4 I[Voice] C5q E6q");

    //		Pattern axiom = new Pattern("T120 axiom");

    Player player = new Player();
    System.out.println(rmp.preprocess(axiom.toString(), null));
    player.play(axiom);
  }
Esempio n. 3
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  public void setup() {
    parser = new MidiParser();
    listener = new StaccatoParserListener();
    player = new Player();

    parser.addParserListener(listener);

    try {
      File midiFile =
          new File(
              dataPath(
                  "/Users/fbonnamy/Documents/pro/WIW/MusicalLetter/prototypage/MidiReader/data/WIW_NOEL_test_midi.mid"));
      parser.parse(MidiSystem.getSequence(midiFile));
      Pattern staccatoPattern = listener.getPattern();
      System.out.println(staccatoPattern);

      player.play(staccatoPattern);
    } catch (Exception e) {
    }
  }
 public static void main(String[] args) {
   Player player = new Player();
   player.play("C5maj C5maj^ C5maj^^");
 }