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Music gadgets (software)

1.  There was a gadget which would transform a piece of music by transposing some of the pitches (not all by a specific number of semitones). The rhythm was not affected.
I think the input & output files were MIDI, & that Barry Graham may have mentioned it (or made it?). Now lost because of computer crash. Can someone recall it?

2.  I cannot download The Well-tempered Fractal from Fred Nachbaur's site. Can someone help? Or maybe suggest an alternative?

Thank you.

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Reply #1 –
Not sure I understand your question, Francois.  Are you thinking about the (Tools/Transpose) feature within NWC, or something else altogether ?

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Reply #2 –
You might have been thinking of the Van Basco Karaoke Player - it sounds as if you have used it. And if not, then this is what you want, I hope! Google will provide.

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Reply #3 –
I think you mean MIDI Inverter
Its on the Scripto under MIDI Tools.
http://nwc-scriptorium.org/helpful.html#MIDI
(Down the page a bit to MIDINV).

What it does is invert/mirror or expand the pitch intervals around a pivot note.
You need QBasic for it to work.

If there is enough interest I could redo it as a stand alone Basic app.

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Reply #4 –
OOPS.

The program is MIDEXP.
And there is a standalone Visual Basic version by Fred Nachbaur included in the Zip.
(I'm getting old and forgetful)!

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Reply #5 –
Thank you very much, Barry.
That solves my first problem. Help with the second will be much appreciated.
 

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Reply #8 –
Thanks Lawrie, I didn't find it on my own search.