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- HOW TO LAUNCH A SEQUENCER
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- You have to supply launch-midi the creator code of the sequencer.
- You'll get the creator code with File Fanatic (public domain program).
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- >1. compile-song-p and all these commands have syntax compile-song-p path
- >...etc
- >
- >in the examples, path seems to be defined as (ccl;output), output being
- >the output folder. what then is ccl?
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- ccl is the home directory where SCOM application program resides
- when you start it. ccl;output means a subfolder 'output' in ccl
- folder.
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- >2. which command is best to creating a midifile in the output folder
- >without playing the file? suppose i load a tutorial score and want to
- >replace compile-song with sopmething else, without having to mess with
- >the definitions too much.
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- Just drop the -p off the name, and the add the launch-midi with the
- right creator and the same file name that is on the compile command.
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- >3. i have studio vision pro running alongside scom. which is the best
- >way to efficiently compile scom files and then dumping them into vision?
- >what are your experiences? are there other sequencers which work better?
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- To launch Studio Vision Pro use
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- (launch-midi "MIDA" "song")
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- Other apps that launch ok are
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- SoundApp
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- (launch-midi "SCPL" "song")
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- Logic
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- (launch-midi "EMAG" "song")
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- Digital Performer
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- (launch-midi "MOUP" "song")
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