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Subject: Re: Has anyone written a MIDI file examiner?
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From: zazula@soliton.uucp (Ralph Zazula)
Date: 10 Jun 91 18:38:59 MST
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Look at the Score class.  It will read MIDI files and create
a Note-Part-Score structure.  Try:

	id	myScore;
	myScore	= [[Score alloc] init];
	[myScore readMidifile:"myfile.midi"];

	printf("parts: %u\n",[myScore partCount]);

etc...

Ralph

P.S.   Keep watching...  I'm almost done with a basic MIDI sequencer...	
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