NAME
MIDI::Ngram - Find the top repeated note phrases of a MIDI file
VERSION
version 0.01
SYNOPSIS
use MIDI::Ngram;
my $mng = MIDI::Ngram->new(
file => 't/twinkle_twinkle.mid',
size => 3,
verbose => 1,
);
$mng->process;
$mng->populate;
$mng->write;
DESCRIPTION
MIDI::Ngram
parses a given MIDI file and finds the top repeated note phrases.
ATTRIBUTES
file
Required. The MIDI file to process.
size
Ngram phrase size. Default: 2
max
The maximum number of phrases to play. Default: 10
bpm
Beats per minute. Default: 20
durations
The note durations to choose from (at random). Default: [qn tqn]
patches
The patches to choose from (at random) if given the randpatch option. Otherwise 0 (piano) is used. Default: [0 .. 127]
out_file
MIDI output file. Default: midi-ngram.mid
pause
Insert a rest of the given duration after each phrase. Default: '' (no resting)
loop
The number of times to choose a weighted phrase. * Only works with the weight option. Default: 4
weight
Boolean. Play phrases by their ngram repetition occurrence. Default: 0
randpatch
Boolean. Choose a random patch from patches for each channel. Default: 0 (piano)
shuffle_phrases
Boolean. Shuffle the phrases before playing them. Default: 0
single
Boolean. Allow single occurrence ngrams. Default: 0
verbose
Boolean. Output progress print statements.
opus
The MIDI opus object. Constructed at runtime. Constructor argument if given will be ignored.
score
The MIDI score object. Constructed at runtime. Constructor argument if given will be ignored.
notes
The bucket of ngrams. Constructed at runtime. Constructor argument if given will be ignored.
METHODS
new()
$mng = MIDI::Ngram->new(%arguments);
Create a new MIDI::Ngram
object.
process()
$mng->process;
Find all ngram phrases.
populate()
$mng->populate;
Add notes to the MIDI score.
write()
$mng->write;
Write out the MIDI file.
TO DO
Preserve note durations instead of random assignment.
SEE ALSO
AUTHOR
Gene Boggs <gene@cpan.org>
COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
This software is copyright (c) 2018 by Gene Boggs.
This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself.