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-MusE midi event scripting format 0.5
-
-Some information for the budding script writer, here is some info
-about the format currently used.
-
-Scripts can be put in two different dirs.
-<install_path>/share/muse/scripts
-for scripts bundled
-or $HOME/.muse/scripts
-for user created scripts
-
-There are two main requirements on scripts.
-
-1. a script must have the executable flag set, that is, it must be considered
-an executable from the perspective of the operating system.
-2. a script shall take an input file as argument and will update this
-file with the sought output.
-
-The tags that may occur in the file sent to the script are:
-PARTLEN <len in ticks>
-BEATLEN <len in ticks>
-QUANTLEN <len in ticks>
-NOTE <tick> <pitch> <len in ticks> <velocity>
-CONTROLLER <tick> <a> <b> <c>
-
-PARTLEN, BEATLEN and QUANTLEN are there for informational purposes, to
-make some transformations possible. e.g. quantization, beat delay.
-
-NOTE and CONTROLLER are the ones that are read back into MusE when the filter
-stops executing. These may be manipulated, removed or multiplied as seen
-fit by the filter.
--- Note that it is a good idea to just pass on the lines your script is not
-interested in, otherwise data may unintentionally be removed --
-
-A short example in pyton that does nothing but pass on output from input
-to output is available in script DoNothing