Difference between revisions of "Hunter Boles Python MIDI Note Editor"
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The final product is a Python runnable executable program that when run sets up the file system and boots the MIDI music note editing software. I think this software by itself is small but represents what could go into part of a complete music editing software. Thus, I see music editing software companies taking interest in such an application. | The final product is a Python runnable executable program that when run sets up the file system and boots the MIDI music note editing software. I think this software by itself is small but represents what could go into part of a complete music editing software. Thus, I see music editing software companies taking interest in such an application. | ||
Revision as of 18:51, 25 June 2024
For my final project, I made a MIDI music note editing software using Python. This more specifically included: A way to import and export MIDI files A way to import and use instruments A way to play the clip A way to edit values like pitch, velocity, etc. A way to add and delete notes An easy-to-use UI for this application
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The final product is a Python runnable executable program that when run sets up the file system and boots the MIDI music note editing software. I think this software by itself is small but represents what could go into part of a complete music editing software. Thus, I see music editing software companies taking interest in such an application.