A library implementing a jack midi client for sequencing purposes. The organization of the musical data is tracker-like, i.e. patterns with columns.
- Jack transport support is severely limited and will always remain so, since the jack_transport API is broken. This means: BBT information is ignored except for the beats_per_minute field and for the mapping of frametime to ticks it is furthermore assumed that the BPM is constant.
- A C++11 compatible compiler
- libboost-python for the python module
- python2 C library for the python module
mkdir build cd build cmake .. make cd ..
If you have python3 installed in parallel to python2, you can try altering some cmake variables: Substitute this command for cmake .. above:
cmake -DPYTHON_LIBRARY=/usr/lib/libpython2.7.so -DPYTHON_INCLUDE_DIR=/usr/include/python2.7
Change the exact names and locations to your python2 install. This is nessecary if you get e.g. linker errors when running
PYTHONPATH=./build:./src LD_LIBARY_PATH=./build/ python2 example.py
The C++ API should be documented here:
If you find these to be out of date, use
doxygen
to generate up to date documentation.
The Python API is generated from the file python.cc. So take a look at that file to see which functions and classes are exposed. Also take a look at test_teq.py. That file should serve as an example of how to use the API from a python program.