@Comment{OUTLINE of cmtman.mss by Scribe 4(1400)-4 on 13 August 1986 at 21:14} Preface 1 intro.mss, line 18 1. Introduction and Overview 3 intro.mss, line 51 1.1. Installing CMT 4 intro.mss, line 109 2. DOS Utilities 5 dos.mss, line 2 2.1. make 5 dos.mss, line 9 2.2. ls 6 dos.mss, line 66 2.3. grep 6 dos.mss, line 74 2.4. Backing up files 6 dos.mss, line 86 3. The Adagio Language 9 adagio.mss, line 2 3.1. Specifying Attributes 10 adagio.mss, line 61 3.1.1. Time 10 adagio.mss, line 63 3.1.2. Pitch 10 adagio.mss, line 79 3.1.3. Duration 10 adagio.mss, line 112 3.1.4. Next Time 11 adagio.mss, line 135 next-time-sec 11 adagio.mss, line 136 3.1.5. Rest 11 adagio.mss, line 153 3.1.6. Loudness 11 adagio.mss, line 172 3.1.7. Voice 12 adagio.mss, line 190 3.1.8. Timbre (MIDI program) 12 adagio.mss, line 201 adag-timbre-sec 12 adagio.mss, line 202 3.1.9. Tempo 12 adagio.mss, line 218 tempo-sec 12 adagio.mss, line 219 3.1.10. Rate 13 adagio.mss, line 253 3.2. Default Attributes 13 adagio.mss, line 271 3.3. Examples 14 adagio.mss, line 296 adag-examples-sec 14 adagio.mss, line 297 3.4. Advanced features 17 adagio.mss, line 441 3.4.1. Multiple notes per line 17 adagio.mss, line 447 3.4.2. Control change commands 18 adagio.mss, line 483 3.4.3. Multiple Tempi 19 adagio.mss, line 515 3.5. Running Adagio 19 adagio.mss, line 543 adag-resp-sec 19 adagio.mss, line 544 3.5.1. Debugging Adagio Scores 20 adagio.mss, line 596 3.5.2. Command Line Options 20 adagio.mss, line 615 3.5.3. Examples 21 adagio.mss, line 649 4. Defining Nonstandard Tunings 23 tuning.mss, line 2 tuning-chap 23 tuning.mss, line 3 4.1. The Tuning Program 23 tuning.mss, line 49 4.1.1. Entering a range of pitches. 24 tuning.mss, line 72 4.1.2. Entering an octave 24 tuning.mss, line 102 4.1.3. Entering one pitch 25 tuning.mss, line 156 4.1.4. Saving a tuning file. 26 tuning.mss, line 181 4.2. The Retune Program 26 tuning.mss, line 190 5. The Transcribe Program 27 transcribe.mss, line 2 5.1. Overview 27 transcribe.mss, line 3 5.2. Tutorial 27 transcribe.mss, line 14 5.3. Timbre 27 transcribe.mss, line 35 5.4. Command Line Options 27 transcribe.mss, line 44 5.4.1. Examples 28 transcribe.mss, line 65 6. The Record Program 29 record.mss, line 2 6.1. Overview 29 record.mss, line 3 6.2. Instructions 29 record.mss, line 10 6.3. Merging Adagio Scores 29 record.mss, line 50 splice-sec 29 record.mss, line 51 6.3.1. Playing two scores in sequence 30 record.mss, line 60 6.3.2. Playing two scores at the same time 30 record.mss, line 104 6.4. Command Line Options 31 record.mss, line 124 6.4.1. Examples 31 record.mss, line 161 7. DXGet and DXPut 33 dxget.mss, line 2 7.1. DXGet 33 dxget.mss, line 9 7.2. DXPut 34 dxget.mss, line 80 8. Programming in C 37 cprog.mss, line 2 8.1. Introduction 37 cprog.mss, line 3 8.2. Writing a Program 37 cprog.mss, line 12 8.3. Stopping a Program 38 cprog.mss, line 92 8.4. Writing a Procedure 38 cprog.mss, line 107 8.5. Repeats 39 cprog.mss, line 161 8.6. Conditions 40 cprog.mss, line 211 8.7. Parameters 42 cprog.mss, line 300 8.8. Producing Chords 43 cprog.mss, line 353 pnote-sec 43 cprog.mss, line 354 8.9. Low-level Procedures 43 cprog.mss, line 378 8.9.1. Other Procedures and Functions 44 cprog.mss, line 410 8.10. Command Line Options 45 cprog.mss, line 448 8.10.1. Examples 45 cprog.mss, line 465 8.11. Conclusions 45 cprog.mss, line 478 9. Moxc: real-time programming package 47 moxc.mss, line 2 9.1. What is Moxc? 47 moxc.mss, line 9 9.2. An example 47 moxc.mss, line 22 9.3. Compiling 49 moxc.mss, line 90 9.4. More about @i(cause) 49 moxc.mss, line 108 9.5. Event Handlers 50 moxc.mss, line 176 9.6. Command Line Options 51 moxc.mss, line 213 9.6.1. Examples 51 moxc.mss, line 231 10. System Details 53 system.mss, line 2 10.1. Introduction 53 system.mss, line 17 10.2. Basic MIDI interface 53 system.mss, line 26 10.2.1. Interface design issues 53 system.mss, line 32 10.2.2. Interface implementation 55 system.mss, line 93 10.2.3. System exclusive messages 56 system.mss, line 146 10.3. Command line parsing 56 system.mss, line 162 10.4. The record module 58 system.mss, line 272 11. What next? 59 next.mss, line 2 11.1. Microsoft C conversion 59 next.mss, line 19 11.2. Large memory model conversion 59 next.mss, line 24 11.3. Multiple Midi Interfaces 59 next.mss, line 36 11.4. Improve Adagio compilation (sorting) speed 60 next.mss, line 59 11.5. Multi-track recording 60 next.mss, line 74 11.6. MIDI Continuous Controls 61 next.mss, line 103 11.7. Interacting with Moxc programs 61 next.mss, line 142 11.8. Code to play sequences from Moxc 62 next.mss, line 157 11.9. A player module 62 next.mss, line 201 11.10. User-defined note routines for Adagio 63 next.mss, line 214 11.11. DX7 Program Librarian 63 next.mss, line 226 11.12. An Adagio editor 63 next.mss, line 246 11.13. Interface to XLISP 64 next.mss, line 258 11.14. A Sequencer 64 next.mss, line 264 11.15. Ports 64 next.mss, line 270 I. The MIDI Interface 65 mpu.mss, line 2 mpu-app 65 mpu.mss, line 3 II. List of Files in CMT 69 files.mss, line 2 Index 73 /tmp/Scribe000391, line 3 Table of Contents 79 /tmp/Scribea00391, line 2 Alphabetic Listing of Cross-Reference Tags and Labels Tag or Label Name Page Label Value Source file Location ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ADAG-EXAMPLES-SEC 14 3.3 adagio.mss, line 297 ADAG-RESP-SEC 19 3.5 adagio.mss, line 544 ADAG-TIMBRE-SEC 12 3.1.8 adagio.mss, line 202 MPU-APP 65 I mpu.mss, line 3 NEXT-TIME-SEC 11 3.1.4 adagio.mss, line 136 PNOTE-SEC 43 8.8 cprog.mss, line 354 SPLICE-SEC 29 6.3 record.mss, line 51 TEMPO-SEC 12 3.1.9 adagio.mss, line 219 TUNING-CHAP 23 4 tuning.mss, line 3