The Development of Context Sensitivity in the Midiforth Computer Music System
Bruno Degazio
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Bruno Degazio
Abstract
This paper reports on the development in the MIDIFORTH computer music system of context-sensitive editing features, such as the ability to highlight MIDI events based on their position within a melodic or rhythmic pattern, and on pitch or other relationships to surrounding events. The software mechanism that implements this is discussed, and some examples of the musical desirability of such features are presented.
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This paper reports on the development in the MIDIFORTH computer music system of context-sensitive editing features, such as the ability to highlight MIDI events based on their position within a melodic or rhythmic pattern, and on pitch or other relationships to surrounding events. The software mechanism that implements this is discussed, and some examples of the musical desirability of such features are presented.
Key concepts: Sensitivity (control systems), Computer science, Context (archaeology), Development (topology), Engineering, History, Mathematics, Electronic engineering