MIDI at pjb.com.au

Some Perl and Python scripts I have written, using, or inspired by, Sean Burke's MIDI-Perl module.

Use midiecho to add echo to a MIDI-channel, by issuing repeated note events with diminishing volume. It can also vary the pitch of the echo for an Automatic Double Tracking effect.
New ! Version 2.3 now works on real-time MIDI, as well as on MIDI-files.
Use midiedit to edit a MIDI file in a human-readable text-format.
Use mididump to dump a MIDI file contents in a human-readable text-format.
New ! Use midikbd on ALSA systems as a simple monophonic ascii-midi-keyboard.
Use bassline to generate a random jazz-bassline, for improvisation practice.
Use muscript to generate a MIDI file from a musical score in human-readable text-format.
Use musicxml2mid to convert MusicXML to MIDI. It requires the XML::Parser module
Use mei2mid to convert MEI to MIDI. It requires the XML::Parser module
Use sequence to output its arguments in one of a number of particular sequences: Cycle, Leibnitz, Morse-Thue or Rabbit. Although not specific to MIDI-files, it can be used on them to generate more interesting patterns than the usual loops.
Use midisox to combine and process MIDI files, with a calling interface inspired by the well-known SoX which works on audio files. Now in two versions:
- In Python3, requires also MIDI.py and TermClui.py
- In Perl, requires also MIDI-Perl and Term::Clui
Use MIDI.py in Python3, to handle structures analogous to Sean Burke's "opus" and "score" structures, within a Python context.
Use TermClui.py in Python3, to offer a Command-Line User Interface modelled on the Perl CPAN Term::Clui module