But I'm having some problems with the library... Perhaps it's to do with my understanding of how NoteOn and NoteOff works...
Essentially I set up a track with BPM 120 and print out a bunch of notes. If I confirm the mpqn it seems to correctly set at 500000, which suggests that everything is good. The MIDI generates and I can play it out with timidity and it sounds approximately what I expect.
The problem is if I try and compare this with a metronome, or import it into a MIDI editor set at BPM 120. What I see is that each note introduces a little lag (e.g. the resultant output is ever so slightly slower than 120 BPM). An image is attached:
(Interestingly it lines up again after 6 bars...)
I'm not really sure what's going on, whether this is an understanding of "resolution" (the output seems to say 220... Although I've no idea how I can affect that).
Hi there,
Thanks very much for providing and supporting this library!
I am trying to create an automatic drum rudiment generator here: https://github.com/LiamInJapan/RudimentGenerator
https://github.com/LiamInJapan/RudimentGenerator/blob/master/generator_2.py < the guts are in here
But I'm having some problems with the library... Perhaps it's to do with my understanding of how NoteOn and NoteOff works...
Essentially I set up a track with BPM 120 and print out a bunch of notes. If I confirm the mpqn it seems to correctly set at 500000, which suggests that everything is good. The MIDI generates and I can play it out with timidity and it sounds approximately what I expect.
The problem is if I try and compare this with a metronome, or import it into a MIDI editor set at BPM 120. What I see is that each note introduces a little lag (e.g. the resultant output is ever so slightly slower than 120 BPM). An image is attached:
(Interestingly it lines up again after 6 bars...)
I'm not really sure what's going on, whether this is an understanding of "resolution" (the output seems to say 220... Although I've no idea how I can affect that).
Any advice much appreciated!