docs(amyboard): document sending MIDI out from Python#1024
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Add a "Sending MIDI out" subsection to docs/amyboard/python.md covering the two ways to emit MIDI from AMYboard: tulip.midi_out() for arbitrary raw bytes, and amy.send(wave=amy.AMY_MIDI) for AMY-native output that can be driven by AMY's sequencer for sample-accurate timing. Links to the AMY MIDI docs. Closes #588. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Closes #588.
Adds a "Sending MIDI out" subsection to
docs/amyboard/python.md(under "Working with MIDI in Python"), documenting the two ways to emit MIDI from AMYboard:tulip.midi_out([...])— send arbitrary raw MIDI bytes immediately (note on/off, CC, sysex), out the MIDI out jack and the USB MIDI connection.amy.send(osc=…, wave=amy.AMY_MIDI, …)— turn an oscillator into a MIDI sender. Because it reacts to ordinary note events, it can be driven by AMY's sequencer for sample-accurate, tempo-locked MIDI output — the "AMY-sequenced MIDI output" the issue asks for. Includes a sequenced note-on/off example.Cross-links to the new AMY MIDI-out docs (companion PR shorepine/amy#749).
Note: the broader request in the issue thread (record MIDI-in into a track, play two synced tracks back out) depends on Tulip track-recording features rather than these primitives, so it's intentionally out of scope here.
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