I was wondering if there are any simple examples of using clam libraries outside of the annotator, smstools, etc. something simple like open a mp3 file extract chords to file and exit?
Thanks,
Ben Erridge
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This is just what ChordExtractor binary does. The only think is that the output format is an XML to be read by the Annotator, but you can easyly get the information from there. On the 'scripts' folder of the Annotator you can find some nice python scripts that manipulates such files using XPath. On Wed, 29 Aug 2007, Ben Erridge wrote: > I was wondering if there are any simple examples of using clam libraries > outside of the annotator, smstools, etc. something simple like open a mp3 > file extract chords to file and exit? > Thanks, > Ben Erridge >
I think i was too concise. I meant the ChordExtractor binary that comes with Annotator. It is the command line program that is launched by the Annotator in background when extracting chords. Run it without options to get help. On Wed, 29 Aug 2007, dgarcia@... wrote: > > This is just what ChordExtractor binary does. > > The only think is that the output format is an XML to be read by the > Annotator, but you can easyly get the information from there. On the > 'scripts' folder of the Annotator you can find some nice python scripts that > manipulates such files using XPath. > > > > On Wed, 29 Aug 2007, Ben Erridge wrote: > >> I was wondering if there are any simple examples of using clam libraries >> outside of the annotator, smstools, etc. something simple like open a mp3 >> file extract chords to file and exit? >> Thanks, >> Ben Erridge >> > > _______________________________________________ > CLAM mailing list > CLAM@... > http://www.iua.upf.es/mtg/clam >
Excellent thank you both, I found what I need!
Ben
I think i was too concise. I meant the ChordExtractor binary that comes
with Annotator. It is the command line program that is launched by the
Annotator in background when extracting chords. Run it without options to
get help.
On Wed, 29 Aug 2007, dgarcia-Rd+YOfPD5vKVc3sceRu5cw@public.gmane.org wrote:
>
> This is just what ChordExtractor binary does.
>
> The only think is that the output format is an XML to be read by the
> Annotator, but you can easyly get the information from there. On the
> 'scripts' folder of the Annotator you can find some nice python scripts that
> manipulates such files using XPath.
>
>
>
> On Wed, 29 Aug 2007, Ben Erridge wrote:
>
>> I was wondering if there are any simple examples of using clam libraries
>> outside of the annotator, smstools, etc. something simple like open a mp3
>> file extract chords to file and exit?
>> Thanks,
>> Ben Erridge
>>
>
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