Move the pitch and modulation wheels (on the left of the keyboard).
Plug pedals into the jacks on the back of the keyboard and see what MIDI messages are mapped to these controllers.
Press a key on the keyboard, holding it down. Exert pressure on the key while it's down.
Stop the program MIDITest by entering q with a carriage return.
3.2.1)
Look at one or two scorefiles,
Copy and edit one of the scorefiles, by copying and pasting and/or deleting some lines. Change some of the numbers, but not by a lot. The first numerical argument on each line is the deltaTime, and other arguments vary according to the message type. After you've changed a scorefile, call MonoScor.exe with an instrument of your choice and your newly edited scorefile. The calling convention for this is
So the first call used in the TestSynt script is:
Note: the programs work best if you cd to the directory where the executable resides, so there are two options for making and saving changes.
or: Copy the whole Lab3 directory to your home directory. Then you can hack and destroy at will.
Stop the MONOMIDI program by entering q with a carriage return.
Stop the BatVForm program by entering q with a carriage return.
Run MATLAB, cd to c:\temp, and type
ahh = wavedata
load('eee.mat')
eee = wavedata
Inspect the spectra of these vowels by typing:
eeespect = abs(fft(eee))
plot(ahhspect(1:length(ahhspect)/2))
plot(eeespect(1:length(eeespect)/2))
(For all of these spatial experiments, it is best
if one person enters numbers, and another does the listening
without knowing what numbers have been entered. They can
then change places and repeat the experiment.)
Stop PanLoop by entering q with a carriage return.
Stop DelyLoop by entering q with a carriage return.
Verify things are working by typing in a few numbers.
Stop FiltLoop by entering q with a carriage return.