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- SCOREMID
- V1.1
-
- This is only a brief description of the SCOREMID userinterface.
- The final english manual will be added to this package in the next weeks.
-
- For simple conversions just start SCOREMID without a commandline and you will
- be prompted for the required information.
-
- The syntax of the SCOREMID commandline is:
-
- SCOREMID [commandfile] [/T] [/Rh] [/Rm] [/Rs] [> logfile]
-
- /T supress measure information in the MIDI-file
- /Rh (default) high Resolution (192 Tics / Beat)
- /Rm medium Resolution (144 Tics / Beat)
- /Rs low Resolution ( 96 Tics / Beat)
- > logfile Output to logfile and not to screen
-
-
- The advantage of a commandfile is, that you dont have to enter the same input
- if you start the conversion several times with the same piece.
-
- To convert the Rachmaninov example included in this package you can use the
- following commandfile rachman.sm. The 4 examplefiles rac_28.pag to rac_31.pag
- contain 3 systems with 4 staves for each system per page.
-
- -----start of commandfile---------
- rhapsody.mid
- rac_28.pag 4 3 4
- -----end of commandfile-----------
-
- description:
- rhapsody.mid is the Name of the generated MIDI-file.
- rac_28.pag is the Name of the first SCORE-file which has to be processed
- 4 is the number of files to be processed
- 3 is the maximum number of systems per SCORE-file
- 4 is the number of saves per system.
-
- You will get the same result with this commandfile:
-
- -----start of commandfile---------
- rhapsody.mid
- rac_28.pag 1 3 4
- rac_29.pag 1 3 4
- rac_30.pag 1 3 4
- rac_31.pag 1 3 4
- -----end of commandfile-----------
-
- note the 1 instad of 4 as number of files to be processed. This can be used
- if your files have no alphabetical order.
-
- The next example will also produce the same result:
-
- -----start of commandfile---------
- rhapsody.mid
- rac_28.pag 1 109 4
- rac_28.pag 1 105 4
- rac_28.pag 1 101 4
- rac_29.pag 3 3 4
- -----end of commandfile-----------
-
-
- in this example 3 lines are used to describe the content of the first page
- if you add 100 to the 2. parameter it describes the startstaff instead the
- nuber of staves per page. You can use this feature if you have more than one
- system per page with a different number of staves per system.
-
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