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I am generating midi input files to MrsWatson programmatically, and was wondering if MrsWatson might be amenable to allowing the midi file to be piped in via stdin, by specifying "-" instead of a file path.
For example, suppose midigen.exe generates a midi file. Instead of using a temporary file like so: midigen > temp.mid && mrswatson -p "c:\vst\Synth1.dll,mellowsynth.fxp" -m temp.mid -o out.wav
one could write: midigen | mrswatson -p "c:\vst\Synth1.dll,mellowsynth.fxp" -m - -o out.wav
This would be similar to output option to write to stdout (cf: mrswatson --help output).
One could then more easily make processing chains piping in midi and piping out audio w/o junky temp files. (or is this a Pipedream?)
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I am generating midi input files to MrsWatson programmatically, and was wondering if MrsWatson might be amenable to allowing the midi file to be piped in via stdin, by specifying "-" instead of a file path.
For example, suppose midigen.exe generates a midi file. Instead of using a temporary file like so:
midigen > temp.mid && mrswatson -p "c:\vst\Synth1.dll,mellowsynth.fxp" -m temp.mid -o out.wav
one could write:
midigen | mrswatson -p "c:\vst\Synth1.dll,mellowsynth.fxp" -m - -o out.wav
This would be similar to output option to write to stdout (cf:
mrswatson --help output
).One could then more easily make processing chains piping in midi and piping out audio w/o junky temp files. (or is this a Pipedream?)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: