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#!/usr/bin/env python
from __future__ import division
import os
import random
import sys
import time
random.seed(time.time())
import parse
def main():
key = "A"
bps = 80/60
print bps
tempo = 1/bps
composition = {
"a": { # Movement block 'a' for reuse throughout the piece
"melody": { # Instrument 'melody'
"csound_parameters": {
"instrument": 1,
},
"grammars": { # Notes for this instrument to use in this piece
"u": ["I V V V I I IV u u", "I IV u u", "I VII IV u u" , "e"],
# "u": ["I I I I u u", "e"],
# "u": ['"I" "ii"/4 "ii"/4 "IV"/2 "V"2 "IV" "I" u u', '"I" "vii" "IV" u u', '"I" "v" "IV" u u', "e"],
"u": ['"i" "I" "ii" "II" "v" "V" u', "e"],
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generated_score = generate_score(instr["score"], instr["grammars"]) # Fill in the scores by generating them based on the grammars
score = parse.parse(generated_score) # Return Node/Chord objects
# Generate timestamps for the notes
t = instr_start_time
for note in range(len(score)):
score[note].time = t
# print "Original duration:", score[note].duration
score[note].duration *= tempo
# print "New duration:", score[note].duration
t += score[note].duration
# print "t:", t
max_t = t if t > max_t else max_t
# print "end note,", max_t
# print "end instr,", max_t
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