# Config file for Musical PatternViewer Version 1.0 by Ali Nikrang, Tom Collins, and Gerhard Widmer
# ‘The Silver Swanne’ by Orlando Gibbons (1583-1625), in a piano performance of the original vocal score by Tom Collins.
# Set this to 1 in order to use a performance-score alignment.
HAS_SAMPLE_TIME_DATA:1
# Set this to 1 in order to use morphetic pitch numbers for displaying repeated patterns rather than MIDI note numbers.
USE_MORPHETIC_PITCH_FOR_PATTERNS:0
# If you are not using a performance-score alignment, put the tempo of the synthesised performance here in bpm.
AUDIO_FILE_TEMPO:0
# If you are not using a performance-score alignment and the piece has an anacrusis, put the bar length of the anacrusis here (e.g., 3 for a piece in 3/4).
ANACRUSIS_VALUE:0
# Filename for the symbolic representation of the piece. We are indebted to CCARH ( http://kern.ccarh.org/cgi-bin/ksdata?l=users/craig/classical/gibbons&file=silverswan.krn&f=kern ) for the representation on which this is based. The pdf of the score is from IMSLP ( http://javanese.imslp.info/files/imglnks/usimg/4/45/IMSLP22332-PMLP51148-the_silver_swan_-_gibbons.pdf ).
CSV_FILE_IN_FOLDER:silverswan_synch.csv
# Filename for the symbolic representation of the repeated patterns. The patterns in this file come from the Johannes Kepler University Development Database.
PATTERN_FILE_IN_FOLDER:silverswan_gt.txt
# Filename for the audio representation of the piece (can be wav, mp3, aiff).
SOUND_FILE_IN_FOLDER:silverswan.mp3
# Controls for coloured dot display (top right of interface)
# Control the x-zoom (e.g., .8 is twice as zoomed-in as .4).
VISUALIZATION_X_SCALE_FACTOR:1
# Control the y-zoom (e.g., .8 is twice as zoomed-in as .4).
VISUALIZATION_Y_SCALE_FACTOR:1
# Control the y-position (e.g., -600 is further down the screen than -300).
VISUALIZATION_Y_POSITION:-700
