Schmietnik java cell text midi player

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version : v1.1 Lux

Usage

java -jar schmietnik.jar <file> <tempo>

• file - name of file with cell data ( default = notes.txt )
• tempo - tempo in BPM ( default = 80 )

Examples of usage :

java -jar schmietnik.jar harrypotter.txt 100

• plays harrypotter.txt cell file with tempo 100

java -jar schmietnik.jar

• plays notes.txt with default tempo

Cell file syntax

The cell files are designed to be symetrical, it is recommended to use monospace font when editing.
A song consists of at least one track, each track has at least one cell.
Each track is separated by newline, so one line per track.
Simultaneous note cells are separated by spaces.
Each cell consists of 3 characters :

1. note letter ( CDEFGAB ), for empty note use -
2. note shift ( # or b ), for no shift again just use -
3. note octave -> 0 to 10, for tenth octave use letter A

You can also use the extender - ...
Extender extends the note after which it is written so it plays longer.
for example : C-4 ... ... ... will play C-4 for length of 4 cells.

Example :

C-4 ... D-4 --- Eb4 E#6
E-6 --- Bb0 ...

Also note that the code is poorly programmed so a lot of errors may appear but its still fun lol xD