...can't load moviepy.editor (even though it's installed)...
Oh, I found a note that I had to hack ImageMagick before moviepy would work. See https://github.com/Zulko/moviepy/issues/693 I commented out a line as per pkarp0's comment of Jan 6, 2018
I'm using moviepy version 0.2.3.5 with Python 2.7.15rc1 if that helps at all.
And I think this thread may have gone slightly off topic :-) Feel free to send me a private message on this forum or start a conversation via a github issue.
]]>thanks for the link to the repo. it looks very cool. i tried it out but there is something awry with my python setup because it can't load moviepy.editor (even though it's installed). i'll keep playing with it.
could you give an example of how to use one of the scripts?
First of all, I should mention I did all of this with Python2, and it's untested with Python3. Over the next few months I'll be migrating it to Python3 (this is long overdue!) It's possible that your Python environment is just too new. I've found https://github.com/pyenv/pyenv useful for installing older Python versions without changing the system version.
There's no user interface. Just edit the script to insert your preferred settings (look for variable names in all caps, and the "execfile(settings/stuff)" line) and paths to your MIDI and audio files, then type "python name_of_script.py" on the command line. Before today, I haven't had anyone else express an interest in using it, so I've made no effort to make it user-friendly, sorry!
I think midi_player_bubbles_v01.py will be the easiest one to get started with.
]]>could you give an example of how to use one of the scripts?
]]>beautiful performance. just curious, what is the visualization software?
Sorry for the late reply. I'm not sure why I didn't see this comment last year!
I write my own software for the visualisations, using the Python programming language. See https://github.com/hanysz/midi_python_animations
]]>If I were really a pianist I would like to play Debussy as nicely as you do !
I'm sure you could, if you didn't spend so much time composing so nicely. Keep up the good work!
]]>Stig
]]>loving your way of interpreting Debussy.. and the Grotrian works so well.
Appreciate also your pleasing audio too - really great on all counts.
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