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genmidi: Add option for note offset.
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# Instrument("file1.sbi", "file2.sbi")
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#
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# To tune the instruments, it's possible to apply an offset to the notes
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# that are played. For example, to force all notes down by one octave:
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# Instrument("file1.sbi", off1=-12)
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#
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# This can be controlled individually for double-voice instruments, eg.
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#
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# Instrument("file1.sbi", "file2.sbi", off1=-12, off2=+6)
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#
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# When an instrument is played, the note usually comes from the MIDI
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# event. Some instruments (especially percussion) always play the same
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# note. To specify a fixed note, do this:
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return result
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class Instrument:
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def __init__(self, file1, file2=None, note=None):
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def __init__(self, file1, file2=None, off1=0, off2=0, note=None):
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self.instr1 = load_instrument(file1)
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if file2 is not None:
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self.instr2 = None
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self.fixed_note = note
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self.offset1 = off1
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self.offset2 = off2
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NullInstrument = Instrument("dummy.sbi")
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