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Simple DIY Electronic Music Projects @[email protected] · 2024-12-14 · 15:21 UTC

Counting the Notes in a MIDI File

To accompany the replaying of my The Complete Lo-Fi Planets this week on Mastodon, I thought it would be interesting to work out how many notes I had to arrange when building the MIDI files in MuseScore3 from the original orchestral full score.

This can be done with a relatively simple python script, using the mido module for “MIDI objects” – see https://mido.readthedocs.io/en/stable/index.html – I just have to iterate through each track in each MIDI file, counting the NoteOn events.

Here is the script:

import mido

def countMidiFileNotes (filename):
    mid = mido.MidiFile(filename)

    notecount = 0
    for i, track in enumerate(mid.tracks):
        for msg in track:
            if msg.type == 'note_on':
                notecount+=1

    return notecount

mars = countMidiFileNotes("mars.mid")
venus = countMidiFileNotes("venus.mid")
mercury = countMidiFileNotes("mercury.mid")
jupiter = countMidiFileNotes("jupiter.mid")
saturn = countMidiFileNotes("saturn.mid")
uranus = countMidiFileNotes("uranus.mid")
neptune = countMidiFileNotes("neptune.mid")

print("Mars: Note count=", mars)
print("Venus: Note count=", venus)
print("Mercury: Note count=", mercury)
print("Jupiter: Note count=", jupiter)
print("Saturn: Note count=", saturn)
print("Uranus: Note count=", uranus)
print("Neptune: Note count=", neptune)
print("Total Note Count=", mars+venus+mercury+jupiter+saturn+uranus+neptune)

This assumes that the MIDI files are in the same directory as the script and named accordingly of course.

If anyone is interested, here are the results:

Mars: Note count= 12315
Venus: Note count= 2965
Mercury: Note count= 6210
Jupiter: Note count= 15238
Saturn: Note count= 5991
Uranus: Note count= 7850
Neptune: Note count= 4860
Total Note Count= 55429

So now we know 🙂

Kevin

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Simple DIY Electronic Music Projects @[email protected] · 2024-12-14 · 15:21 UTC

Counting the Notes in a MIDI File

To accompany the replaying of my The Complete Lo-Fi Planets this week on Mastodon, I thought it would be interesting to work out how many notes I had to arrange when building the MIDI files in MuseScore3 from the original orchestral full score.

This can be done with a relatively simple python script, using the mido module for “MIDI objects” – see https://mido.readthedocs.io/en/stable/index.html – I just have to iterate through each track in each MIDI file, counting the NoteOn events.

Here is the script:

import mido

def countMidiFileNotes (filename):
    mid = mido.MidiFile(filename)

    notecount = 0
    for i, track in enumerate(mid.tracks):
        for msg in track:
            if msg.type == 'note_on':
                notecount+=1

    return notecount

mars = countMidiFileNotes("mars.mid")
venus = countMidiFileNotes("venus.mid")
mercury = countMidiFileNotes("mercury.mid")
jupiter = countMidiFileNotes("jupiter.mid")
saturn = countMidiFileNotes("saturn.mid")
uranus = countMidiFileNotes("uranus.mid")
neptune = countMidiFileNotes("neptune.mid")

print("Mars: Note count=", mars)
print("Venus: Note count=", venus)
print("Mercury: Note count=", mercury)
print("Jupiter: Note count=", jupiter)
print("Saturn: Note count=", saturn)
print("Uranus: Note count=", uranus)
print("Neptune: Note count=", neptune)
print("Total Note Count=", mars+venus+mercury+jupiter+saturn+uranus+neptune)

This assumes that the MIDI files are in the same directory as the script and named accordingly of course.

If anyone is interested, here are the results:

Mars: Note count= 12315
Venus: Note count= 2965
Mercury: Note count= 6210
Jupiter: Note count= 15238
Saturn: Note count= 5991
Uranus: Note count= 7850
Neptune: Note count= 4860
Total Note Count= 55429

So now we know 🙂

Kevin

#midi #midifile #mido #Python

#midi #midifile #mido #python

Simple DIY Electronic Music Projects @[email protected] · 2024-12-14 · 15:21 UTC

Counting the Notes in a MIDI File

To accompany the replaying of my The Complete Lo-Fi Planets this week on Mastodon, I thought it would be interesting to work out how many notes I had to arrange when building the MIDI files in MuseScore3 from the original orchestral full score.

This can be done with a relatively simple python script, using the mido module for “MIDI objects” – see https://mido.readthedocs.io/en/stable/index.html – I just have to iterate through each track in each MIDI file, counting the NoteOn events.

Here is the script:

import mido

def countMidiFileNotes (filename):
    mid = mido.MidiFile(filename)

    notecount = 0
    for i, track in enumerate(mid.tracks):
        for msg in track:
            if msg.type == 'note_on':
                notecount+=1

    return notecount

mars = countMidiFileNotes("mars.mid")
venus = countMidiFileNotes("venus.mid")
mercury = countMidiFileNotes("mercury.mid")
jupiter = countMidiFileNotes("jupiter.mid")
saturn = countMidiFileNotes("saturn.mid")
uranus = countMidiFileNotes("uranus.mid")
neptune = countMidiFileNotes("neptune.mid")

print("Mars: Note count=", mars)
print("Venus: Note count=", venus)
print("Mercury: Note count=", mercury)
print("Jupiter: Note count=", jupiter)
print("Saturn: Note count=", saturn)
print("Uranus: Note count=", uranus)
print("Neptune: Note count=", neptune)
print("Total Note Count=", mars+venus+mercury+jupiter+saturn+uranus+neptune)

This assumes that the MIDI files are in the same directory as the script and named accordingly of course.

If anyone is interested, here are the results:

Mars: Note count= 12315
Venus: Note count= 2965
Mercury: Note count= 6210
Jupiter: Note count= 15238
Saturn: Note count= 5991
Uranus: Note count= 7850
Neptune: Note count= 4860
Total Note Count= 55429

So now we know 🙂

Kevin

#midi #midifile #mido #Python

#midi #midifile #mido #python

Simple DIY Electronic Music Projects @[email protected] · 2024-12-14 · 15:21 UTC

Counting the Notes in a MIDI File

To accompany the replaying of my The Complete Lo-Fi Planets this week on Mastodon, I thought it would be interesting to work out how many notes I had to arrange when building the MIDI files in MuseScore3 from the original orchestral full score.

This can be done with a relatively simple python script, using the mido module for “MIDI objects” – see https://mido.readthedocs.io/en/stable/index.html – I just have to iterate through each track in each MIDI file, counting the NoteOn events.

Here is the script:

import mido

def countMidiFileNotes (filename):
    mid = mido.MidiFile(filename)

    notecount = 0
    for i, track in enumerate(mid.tracks):
        for msg in track:
            if msg.type == 'note_on':
                notecount+=1

    return notecount

mars = countMidiFileNotes("mars.mid")
venus = countMidiFileNotes("venus.mid")
mercury = countMidiFileNotes("mercury.mid")
jupiter = countMidiFileNotes("jupiter.mid")
saturn = countMidiFileNotes("saturn.mid")
uranus = countMidiFileNotes("uranus.mid")
neptune = countMidiFileNotes("neptune.mid")

print("Mars: Note count=", mars)
print("Venus: Note count=", venus)
print("Mercury: Note count=", mercury)
print("Jupiter: Note count=", jupiter)
print("Saturn: Note count=", saturn)
print("Uranus: Note count=", uranus)
print("Neptune: Note count=", neptune)
print("Total Note Count=", mars+venus+mercury+jupiter+saturn+uranus+neptune)

This assumes that the MIDI files are in the same directory as the script and named accordingly of course.

If anyone is interested, here are the results:

Mars: Note count= 12315
Venus: Note count= 2965
Mercury: Note count= 6210
Jupiter: Note count= 15238
Saturn: Note count= 5991
Uranus: Note count= 7850
Neptune: Note count= 4860
Total Note Count= 55429

So now we know 🙂

Kevin

#midi #midifile #mido #Python

#python #mido #midifile #midi

Simple DIY Electronic Music Projects @[email protected] · 2024-12-14 · 15:21 UTC

Counting the Notes in a MIDI File

To accompany the replaying of my The Complete Lo-Fi Planets this week on Mastodon, I thought it would be interesting to work out how many notes I had to arrange when building the MIDI files in MuseScore3 from the original orchestral full score.

This can be done with a relatively simple python script, using the mido module for “MIDI objects” – see https://mido.readthedocs.io/en/stable/index.html – I just have to iterate through each track in each MIDI file, counting the NoteOn events.

Here is the script:

import mido

def countMidiFileNotes (filename):
    mid = mido.MidiFile(filename)

    notecount = 0
    for i, track in enumerate(mid.tracks):
        for msg in track:
            if msg.type == 'note_on':
                notecount+=1

    return notecount

mars = countMidiFileNotes("mars.mid")
venus = countMidiFileNotes("venus.mid")
mercury = countMidiFileNotes("mercury.mid")
jupiter = countMidiFileNotes("jupiter.mid")
saturn = countMidiFileNotes("saturn.mid")
uranus = countMidiFileNotes("uranus.mid")
neptune = countMidiFileNotes("neptune.mid")

print("Mars: Note count=", mars)
print("Venus: Note count=", venus)
print("Mercury: Note count=", mercury)
print("Jupiter: Note count=", jupiter)
print("Saturn: Note count=", saturn)
print("Uranus: Note count=", uranus)
print("Neptune: Note count=", neptune)
print("Total Note Count=", mars+venus+mercury+jupiter+saturn+uranus+neptune)

This assumes that the MIDI files are in the same directory as the script and named accordingly of course.

If anyone is interested, here are the results:

Mars: Note count= 12315
Venus: Note count= 2965
Mercury: Note count= 6210
Jupiter: Note count= 15238
Saturn: Note count= 5991
Uranus: Note count= 7850
Neptune: Note count= 4860
Total Note Count= 55429

So now we know 🙂

Kevin

#midi #midifile #mido #Python

#midi #midifile #mido #python