eventlist: export / copy data

[topmusik]

Hi LM, ... again
can anybody tell me how (if possible) to export data (esp. notes) from the event list?
the goal is, f.i. to be able to compare 2 midi parts (see differences, if any) or make some analysis in calc or checking for the songkey.

[Impostor]

Right-click part, select "save to disk" as mypart.mpt.

Then do some terminal voodoo if you only want note info:

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grep "len=" mypart.mpt > mypart.notes

And the notes turn up in file mypart.notes. Given are event tick=timing, len=note length, a=note number, b=velocity. You could up the readability with some more terminal gymnastics if you so desire.

[topmusik]

this is what I was searching for, Thanks!
got it: when I see f.i. a="50" means the note 50
momentariy no terminal gymnastics due to a (yet) lack of knowledge
the site https://computermusicresource.com/midikeys.html
tells me it's d2 (same in MusE event list?)
whille https://inspiredacoustics.com/en/MIDI_n ... requencies
tells me it's d3
so I go for the first list right?

[Impostor]

this is what I was searching for, Thanks!
got it: when I see f.i. a="50" means the note 50
momentariy no terminal gymnastics due to a (yet) lack of knowledge
the site https://computermusicresource.com/midikeys.html
tells me it's d2 (same in MusE event list?)
whille https://inspiredacoustics.com/en/MIDI_n ... requencies
tells me it's d3
so I go for the first list right?

Octave number is not universally agreed upon. Let's just be thankful that a C is always a C, or is it?

The "a" value is only note number if it is preceded by a "len" value. That's why you can use grep on "len=" to isolate the note info. For other midi messages it means other things.