Disklavier

would not be terribly difficult to make a midi file splitter. if there 
were enough demand i could convert one of my existing programs to do the 
job. i think the easiest method for a total novice would be to have a 
midi file player that would split off a file every time you clicked a 
certain key while it was playing. this would be pretty easy to write but 
as with any programs it is the details that make a simple program get 
pretty complicated. adding appropriate meta data and changing files 
names are all possible but to add all the options that users might want 
would increase the programming job considerably.

how about a player that had the usual play pause stop buttons and that 
you could interrupt at any point with a click of a button of key and 
then enter the name you wanted for the file split off?

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------ Original Message ------
From: "rightnightboy@... [disklavier]" 
<disklavier@yahoogroups.com>
To: disklavier@yahoogroups.com
Sent: 5/22/2016 7:17:03 PM
Subject: [disklavier] Re: One Long MIDI File

>
>Hi,
>
>The offer of Kevin Gorroway is probably the easiest thing to do... you 
>won't do this often so ... but in case you would want to learn the 
>suggestions of people here are all good . Id like to add from cannot.se 
>MidiYodi which can cut a part of a midi file away and let you save 
>whats left as a new midi file so in principle by going backward you can 
>for example  select all the file but lets say the first piece, then 
>remove the selected part and your left with the first piece... and so 
>on its a bit tedious one would think ... "how come there is not out 
>there a midi file splitter....? LOL
>
>