We will take one of Bach's Minuet (MENUET (in G) from The Anna Magdalena Notebooks) for example to show how to use this program. The MIDI file of this minuet is included in the zip file.
Tutorial 1
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 1. Push the button Encode MIDI File, then an Open File dialoge will pop up. Open MINUET.mid.
After the file is selected, the encoding process will start. When the process finishes, a message will show on the screen. Two note files, MINUET1.not and MINUET2.not are generated.The status of the running process will show on the memo.
2. Push the button Train and select a note file from the Open File dialoge popped up, say MINUET1.not is selected.
Select the file in the dialoge and the training process will start. When the process finishes, a message will show on the screen and the weight file MINUET1.wgt will be generated.
3. Push the button Compose. Select a weight file, say MINUET1.wgt, from the popped-up Open File dialoge.
The composing process starts after the file is selected. A message will show on the screen when the composing process is finished.
Then a Save File dialoge will appear, save the new MIDI file with the name whatever you like, say New.mid.
At last, you can listen New.mid with a MIDI player.
Tutorial 2
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 1. Push the button Encode --> Train --> Compose and select the MIDI file MINUET.mid. Then the program will generate MINUET1.not, MINUET2.not, MINUET1.wgt and MINUET2.wgt automatically. Messages will show on the screen after each step finishes. At last, save the new generated MIDI file when the Save File dialoge pops up.
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