![]() _init_ ( midi_file = None, resolution = 220, initial_tempo = 120.0 ) ¶ List of pretty_midi.TimeSignature objects. List of pretty_midi.KeySignature objects. Initial tempo for the MIDI data, when no file is provided. Resolution of the MIDI data, when no file is provided. Parameters midi_file str or fileĭefault None which means create an empty class with the supplied PrettyMIDI ( midi_file = None, resolution = 220, initial_tempo = 120.0 ) ¶Ī container for MIDI data in an easily-manipulable format. pretty_midi.PrettyMIDI ¶ class pretty_midi. write ( 'cello-C-chord.mid' )įurther examples can be found in the source tree’s examples directory. append ( cello ) # Write out the MIDI data cello_c_chord. append ( note ) # Add the cello instrument to the PrettyMIDI object cello_c_chord. 5 ) # Add it to our cello instrument cello. Note ( velocity = 100, pitch = note_number, start = 0, end =. note_name_to_number ( note_name ) # Create a Note instance, starting at 0s and ending at. Instrument ( program = cello_program ) # Iterate over note names, which will be converted to note number later for note_name in : # Retrieve the MIDI note number for this note name note_number = pretty_midi. instrument_name_to_program ( 'Cello' ) cello = pretty_midi. PrettyMIDI () # Create an Instrument instance for a cello instrument cello_program = pretty_midi. ![]() Import pretty_midi # Create a PrettyMIDI object cello_c_chord = pretty_midi.
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