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You can also just give an explicit time signature like this:<BR>
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send "fms:meas", timesig: {5 8}<BR>
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fomus then uses `timesig' and `beat' to figure out the duration of the measure. In this case, though, it's probably be easier to pass a `dur' and `timesig-den' value (`timesig-den' and `beat' could also be set globally when you do `sprout').<BR>
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On Tue, 2009-12-29 at 12:13 -0600, Heinrich Taube wrote:
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ok i guess you use the timesig-den setting for measures to force the
timsig demnom.
this version does what you want:
define process quint(durs)
run for d in durs
for n from 60
send "fms:meas", dur: d, beat: 1/8, timesig-den: 8
send "fms:note", part: "pno", dur: d, pitch: n
print "here!"
wait d
end
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