Even if the app has no concept of tempo and time, spitting the chord progression in to a template would greatly ease tweaking the timing and using Lilypond to generate a remotely viable MIDI file for backing track.
However, if we're successful, the "jam" results will also be useful for the song with a little coercion.
Baseline has no concept of timing, with an expectation of 120 BPM, 4/4 time, with the chords being whole notes and the jam results being quarter notes.
Each marked segment in the note stream becomes a separate Lilypond snippet (when it wasn't marked as a "bad" segment, at least). With chording present during the jam, we'll want to notate (via comments?) the chord changes in the primary note stream.
Even if the app has no concept of tempo and time, spitting the chord progression in to a template would greatly ease tweaking the timing and using Lilypond to generate a remotely viable MIDI file for backing track.
However, if we're successful, the "jam" results will also be useful for the song with a little coercion.
Baseline has no concept of timing, with an expectation of 120 BPM, 4/4 time, with the chords being whole notes and the jam results being quarter notes.
Each marked segment in the note stream becomes a separate Lilypond snippet (when it wasn't marked as a "bad" segment, at least). With chording present during the jam, we'll want to notate (via comments?) the chord changes in the primary note stream.