midi-0.2.2.2: Handling of MIDI messages and files

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Sound.MIDI.Message.Channel.Voice

Description

Channel voice messages

Synopsis

Documentation

data T #

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Eq T # 

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(==) :: T -> T -> Bool #

(/=) :: T -> T -> Bool #

Ord T # 

Methods

compare :: T -> T -> Ordering #

(<) :: T -> T -> Bool #

(<=) :: T -> T -> Bool #

(>) :: T -> T -> Bool #

(>=) :: T -> T -> Bool #

max :: T -> T -> T #

min :: T -> T -> T #

Show T # 

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showsPrec :: Int -> T -> ShowS #

show :: T -> String #

showList :: [T] -> ShowS #

Arbitrary T # 

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arbitrary :: Gen T #

shrink :: T -> [T] #

get :: C parser => Int -> Int -> Fragile parser T #

putWithStatus :: C writer => (Int -> T compress writer) -> T -> T compress writer #

type Pressure = Int #

isNote :: T -> Bool #

isNoteOn :: T -> Bool #

NoteOn with zero velocity is considered NoteOff according to MIDI specification.

isNoteOff :: T -> Bool #

NoteOn with zero velocity is considered NoteOff according to MIDI specification.

zeroKey :: Pitch #

A MIDI problem is that one cannot uniquely map a MIDI key to a frequency. The frequency depends on the instrument. I don't know if the deviations are defined for General MIDI. If this applies one could add transposition information to the use patch map. For now I have chosen a value that leads to the right frequency for some piano sound in my setup.

explicitNoteOff :: T -> T #

Convert all NoteOn p 0 to NoteOff p 64. The latter one is easier to process.

implicitNoteOff :: T -> T #

Convert all NoteOff p 64 to NoteOn p 0. The latter one can be encoded more efficiently using the running status.

realFromControllerValue :: (Integral a, Fractional b) => a -> b #

Map integral MIDI controller value to floating point value. Maximum integral MIDI controller value 127 is mapped to 1. Minimum integral MIDI controller value 0 is mapped to 0.

porta :: T #

hold2 :: T #

data Pitch #

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Bounded Pitch # 
Enum Pitch # 
Eq Pitch # 

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(==) :: Pitch -> Pitch -> Bool #

(/=) :: Pitch -> Pitch -> Bool #

Ord Pitch # 

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compare :: Pitch -> Pitch -> Ordering #

(<) :: Pitch -> Pitch -> Bool #

(<=) :: Pitch -> Pitch -> Bool #

(>) :: Pitch -> Pitch -> Bool #

(>=) :: Pitch -> Pitch -> Bool #

max :: Pitch -> Pitch -> Pitch #

min :: Pitch -> Pitch -> Pitch #

Show Pitch # 

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showsPrec :: Int -> Pitch -> ShowS #

show :: Pitch -> String #

showList :: [Pitch] -> ShowS #

Ix Pitch # 
Arbitrary Pitch # 

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arbitrary :: Gen Pitch #

shrink :: Pitch -> [Pitch] #

Random Pitch # 

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randomR :: RandomGen g => (Pitch, Pitch) -> g -> (Pitch, g) #

random :: RandomGen g => g -> (Pitch, g) #

randomRs :: RandomGen g => (Pitch, Pitch) -> g -> [Pitch] #

randoms :: RandomGen g => g -> [Pitch] #

randomRIO :: (Pitch, Pitch) -> IO Pitch #

randomIO :: IO Pitch #

data Velocity #

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Bounded Velocity #

ToDo: We have defined minBound = Velocity 0, but strictly spoken the minimum Velocity is 1, since Velocity zero means NoteOff. One can at least think of NoteOff with (Velocity 0), but I have never seen that.

Eq Velocity # 
Ord Velocity # 
Show Velocity # 
Arbitrary Velocity # 
Random Velocity # 

data Program #

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Bounded Program # 
Enum Program # 
Eq Program # 

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(==) :: Program -> Program -> Bool #

(/=) :: Program -> Program -> Bool #

Ord Program # 
Show Program # 
Ix Program # 
Arbitrary Program # 
Random Program # 

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randomR :: RandomGen g => (Program, Program) -> g -> (Program, g) #

random :: RandomGen g => g -> (Program, g) #

randomRs :: RandomGen g => (Program, Program) -> g -> [Program] #

randoms :: RandomGen g => g -> [Program] #

randomRIO :: (Program, Program) -> IO Program #

randomIO :: IO Program #

data Controller #

We do not define Controller as enumeration with many constructors, because some controllers have multiple names and some are undefined. It is also more efficient this way. Thus you cannot use case for processing controller types, but you can use lookup instead.

maybe (putStrLn "unsupported controller") putStrLn $
lookup ctrl $
   (portamento, "portamento") :
   (modulation, "modulation") :
   []

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Bounded Controller # 
Enum Controller # 
Eq Controller # 
Ord Controller # 
Show Controller # 
Ix Controller # 
Arbitrary Controller # 
Random Controller # 

frequencyFromPitch :: Floating a => Pitch -> a #

Convert pitch to frequency according to the default tuning given in MIDI 1.0 Detailed Specification.

maximumVelocity :: Velocity #

The velocity of an ordinary key stroke and the maximum possible velocity.

normalVelocity :: Velocity #

The velocity of an ordinary key stroke and the maximum possible velocity.

realFromVelocity :: Fractional b => Velocity -> b #

MIDI specification says, if velocity is simply mapped to amplitude, then this should be done by an exponential function. Thus we map normalVelocity (64) to 0, maximumVelocity (127) to 1, and minimumVelocity (1) to -1. That is, normally you should write something like amplitude = 2 ** realFromVelocity vel or 3 ** realFromVelocity vel.