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I had hoped that Mr. K would respond....

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I came across a peculiar behavior of the "SORT M AS N" function. If M contains mostly equal values, I found that the time to sort is growing rapidly. E.g. Sorting an Array of 10000 with only 50 non zero numbers takes so long that the program seemingly stalls. Furthermore you can not stop the sorting...

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It is now better...

The chorale 'Wenn ich einmal soll scheiden' from the St Matthew Passion

I don't understand. I downloaded the submitted programtext myself. And it does run without any problems. I suggest you download again for a fresh copy. You'll see a print of the string of notes and also hear them.. (Certainly no list of records) . What you'll hear is a few examples of the new featur...

Hi Henko, YES, the program produces a long linked list of records. Each record contains a timemark and information for a midi command. Subsequently the subroutine XNOTES_PLAY interpretes these records at the moment indicated by the timemark, to produce a midicommand, cf NOTES MIDI I chose a time-ord...

For some time i missed in NOTES the possibility to have triplets, as well as some inline dynamics such as accelerando, diminuendo, riterdando, etc. I tried to implement these features in a program analogue to NOTES. As a matter of fact all the existing features of NOTES also had to be "reprogrammed"...

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