MAM or similar visual display
I was a bit disappointed not being able to find an alternative to the Music Animation Machine for my Linux operating system.
It's a visual animation visualizer taking a midi file and converting it into a visual representation.
Then I thought it would be a great feature for Musescore to incorporate something similar ?
BTW if anybody knows of anything similar for Linux please let me know :)
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MAM is more or less a piano roll view right ? You could load the MIDI file in any sequencer to have this view.
In reply to MAM is more or less a piano by [DELETED] 5
Yes...
But I believe MAM goes a bit further in its representations froma visual point of view...
The reason I was interested in MAM was the thought that I could combine a midi generated visual with a waveform generated visual...
'Goom meets MAM' ..... as Musescore can render to both midi and wav. ... It would be great to also be able to render out an abstract visual using a combination of direct midi instruction AND waveform analysis ie Goom+MAM. (or open source alternative to MAM)
Just thinking about abstract visual accompnyment to some of my scores ... and wondering if the ability could be pieced together from within MuseScore utilising open source compnents maybe already available.
A "Make me an ausome abstract video" from my score button
In reply to Yes... But I believe MAM goes by its_jon
You migth want to check MIDITrail but I can't find the code and it seems to have only Mac and Windows binaries for the moment.
I wrote a Musescore plugin to export note data and a Python script to create a graphical representation
(piano roll view) in SVG format. Maybe this could be the basis of score visualisation?
http://musescore.org/en/node/13081
Charles