midi2mg1
Convert a midi file into midge(1) text format.
Usage
midi2mg [options]
midi_file
Overview
midi2mg reads a midi file and writes its contents to a file in midge(1) text format. It prints a message to stdout for any midi events it can't handle.
Options
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-h or --help -
Display help text.
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-v or --verbose -
Print verbose messages to stdout.
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-q or --quiet -
Quiet. No stdout.
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-o file or --outfile file -
Write output to
file. Otherwise converts file.mid to file.mg Outputs to stdout iffileis `-'. When outputting to stdout quiet mode is automatically set unless verbose mode is set earlier on the command line.
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-w or --ignore-wrong-track -
Ignore MIDI events on the wrong channel instead of exiting.
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-n i[,j...] or --include-tracks i[,j...] -
Only convert the tracks in the comma separated list, with track numbers starting from 1.
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-N i[,j...] or --exclude-tracks i[,j...] -
Convert all tracks
exceptthose specified in the comma separated list.
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-t n or --tuplet-factor n -
An additional factor for files with odd note lengths, to prevent them being translated as decimals (
nshould be a prime number greater than 3).
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-F or --no-factorise -
Do not factorise time values (may help to decipher unusual tuplet
values).
Releases
11 releases since Debian 3.1 (Sarge); the text changed 1 time.