freedoom/lumps/genmidi/midi.py

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#!/usr/bin/env python3
# SPDX-License-Identifier: BSD-3-Clause
#
# Constants for MIDI notes.
#
# For example:
# F# in Octave 3: O3.Fs
# C# in Octave -2: On2.Cs
# D-flat in Octave 1: O1.Db
# D in Octave 0: O0.D
# E in Octave 2: O2.E
class Octave:
def __init__(self, base):
self.C = base
self.Cs = base + 1
self.Db = base + 1
self.D = base + 2
self.Ds = base + 3
self.Eb = base + 3
self.E = base + 4
self.F = base + 5
self.Fs = base + 6
self.Gb = base + 6
self.G = base + 7
self.Gs = base + 8
self.Ab = base + 8
self.A = base + 9
self.As = base + 10
self.Bb = base + 10
self.B = base + 11
On5 = Octave(0) # Octave -5
On4 = Octave(12) # Octave -4
On3 = Octave(24) # Octave -3
On2 = Octave(36) # Octave -2
On1 = Octave(48) # Octave -1
O0 = Octave(60) # Octave 0
O1 = Octave(72) # Octave 1
O2 = Octave(84) # Octave 2
O3 = Octave(96) # Octave 3
O4 = Octave(108) # Octave 4
O5 = Octave(120) # Octave 5
# Given a MIDI note number, return a note definition in terms of the
# constants above.
def def_for_note(note):
OCTAVES = [
"On5",
"On4",
"On3",
"On2",
"On1",
"O0",
"O1",
"O2",
"O3",
"O4",
"O5",
]
NOTES = ["C", "Cs", "D", "Ds", "E", "F", "Fs", "G", "Gs", "A", "As", "B"]
return "%s.%s" % (OCTAVES[note // 12], NOTES[note % 12])