Score creation

You will need to code your score as a text file in order to use it with mididetector. This score will contain:

- time signature definition,

- tempo definition,

- user defined parameters for the detection,

- notes of the score.

Each event (note or controler) is defined by its type and its value, as shown below:
note:
type = 0, values = pitch, note_value(2 numbers), accentuation, measure, beat, fraction
tempo controler:
type = 1, values = tempo value, 0, measure, beat, fraction
time signature controler:
type = 2, values = upper value, lower value, measure, beat, fraction
legato parameter:
type = 3, values = value, 0, measure, beat, fraction
duration tolerance:
type = 4, values = value, 0, measure, beat, fraction
dynamic controler:
type = 5, values = value, 0, measure, beat, fraction

For a note, the two number of note_value are resp. the upper and the lower value of the duration fraction. Pitch of a note is an integer between 0 and 127 (center value is C5 = 60). Rests are also coded: they are represented by notes with pitch 128.

example: for a C#5, 1/8 note, not accentuated, at measure 2, beat 3, fract 48, we will write:

0 61 1 8 0 2 3 48

Tempo value is an integer representing number of beats per minute. Legato parameter has three values: 0 (staccato), 1 (undefined), 2 (legato). Duration tolerance is between 0 and 100%. Dynamic controler value is an integer between 0 and 7, corresponding to [ppp, pp, p, mp, mf, f, ff, fff].

``-1'' at the end indicate end of score.