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  • Subject: Writing Midifiles - framework?
  • From: hannibal_berlin <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 26 Jan 2005 12:39:23 +0100

Title: Writing Midifiles - framework?
hi,

i wrote a nice little programm in perl which makes compositions by chance. The output is just a midifile in format 0.
I used the midi.pm package for it. It was quiet easy.
Now i like to rewrite the code in objC, but i cant finde any "easy" framework to get an midifile-output.
The only one i found was "MusicKit". But the problem with this, i have to bind the 4 connected frameworks of MK into my project and four more libraries to get the programm running on a comp where the frameworks and libraries are not installt.
But its not possible to bind the libraries in the right way.

Now im looking for different frameworks. The only need i have is to write a midifile in format 0 or 1.

Any hint or do i have to write my own parser?

Others i foud were Pymidi, but it cant write files and ShareMidi, but this i dont understand this. (im new to cocoa-programming)

Thanks for any hint.

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