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Woah, nice. Thanks for sharing!

Wowser! This is too cool! thanks for sharing gfrung4! I'm definitely going to tweet about this.

update: Fixed it. the ES6/Typescript import is broken somehow. using require works fine. This is my working example for typescript. ``` import {promises as fs} from 'fs' var JZZ =...

Use this for smf , rest of the code is above, ignore the smf import `var smf = new JZZ.MIDI.SMF(testFile); `

You can use other libraries to get the names of midi inputs and midi outputs

y'all need to copy over python headers from the python version blender is using to python/includes directory: https://blender.stackexchange.com/questions/81740/python-h-missing-in-blender-python worked for me , I'm on osx. should work for linux. Windows...

well, here are the files if anyone wants to modify them: MidiJson.ts ``` import {parseArrayBuffer} from "../../external/midi-json-fornof-worker/src/module" // Let's assume there is an ArrayBuffer called arrayBuffer which contains the binary...

I found a workaround until a solution is found for this library. set `deinterleave` to False ``` self.mid = MIDIFile( numTracks=num_tracks, removeDuplicates=True, deinterleave=False, adjust_origin=False, file_format=2, ticks_per_quarternote=960, eventtime_is_ticks=True) ```

On 3/1/2012 12:47 PM, kdwilson wrote: > Aren't there 3 fully dressed use cases required? I seem to remember him saying there were 3. > > --- > > Reply...

great.