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pythonista_als_to_midifile_converter [2019/12/10 08:09] – Updated code _kipythonista_als_to_midifile_converter [2019/12/10 09:00] – New instructions _ki
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 How to install: How to install:
-  * Either  +  * First you need to install a newer version of the midiutil  
-    * Download the python script, long press the file in the files app, select share, choose 'Run Pythonista Script' and then 'Import File'+    * Goto the [[https://github.com/MarkCWirt/MIDIUtil/blob/develop/src/midiutil/MidiFile.py|midiutils official github webpage]] and press the RAW button to open the source. 
 +    * 'Select all' is currently broken in Safarai for IOS 13, so you need to double-tap to start a selection and move the first selection marker to the start of the text and then the second selection marker to the bottom of this about 2000lines long text. (Thank Apple for this inconvience). Then select copy to copy the whole source code to the clipboard. 
 +    * **Another approach** is to use the Readle Documents browser that allows to download the file to and then open that file to get a 'Select All' and 'Copy' action 
 +    * Open Pythonista and create a new file using the + button, choose 'Emtpy script'  
 +    * In the following dialog enter the name **midiutil_v1_2_1.py** exactly, select **site-package-3** as output folder and press 'Create' 
 +    * Paste the clipboard, the content should be 1836 lines long. 
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 +  * After installing the above file, either  
 +    * Download the python script by using the button above the code, long press the file in the files app, select share, choose 'Run Pythonista Script' and then 'Import File'
   * or    * or 
     * Copy the script code block, open Pythonista, create a new file named ALS_to_MIDI.py and paste the clipboard     * Copy the script code block, open Pythonista, create a new file named ALS_to_MIDI.py and paste the clipboard
  • pythonista_als_to_midifile_converter.txt
  • Last modified: 2020/04/22 18:40
  • by MrBlaschke