--- In Rollscanners@yahoogroups.com, Warren Trachtman <egroups2005@...> wrote:
> ...
> But, since it is fairly easy to insert such a velocity map manually into
> the MIDI file using a program such as Cakewalk, I would personally not
> want to spend the programming effort to include that in the software
> unless it proves to be fairly straightforward to automate.

But what are the guide lines for that map?
The "green" line represents such a guide line.

> It may turn
> out to be a simple addition to the next generation processing program,
> but I suspect it would still be more effort than it is worth. The AI
> engine would need to account for the tremendous number of different
> variations in how the dynamic directions were printed onto the rolls, if
> they were at all, by the different roll manufacturers.

Agreed!

Another parameter is the intended target device resp. instrument.
But this is not a real problem in my view.
Once you have a map, you can stretch it, shrink it, shift it, twist it as you
like e.g. with tools like Cakewalk and the built in CAL.
My problem is really the initial map!

Many thanks for your answer

Walter