Sorry I forgot about this.
I was asking the OS because there are some ways to generate random numbers in the console. So you could write a little bash script or, in windows, a .bat file. But I think it would be much easier to write a Python script (could be a little C program, too).
The most complicated part is to manage the spaces in the folder and file names, I managed to make it work but I don't understand why it works now, neither the reason it did not work at the first try. May be in your distro you'll need to fiddle with the code.
I tested this script and works fine for me under Armbian Linux:
(it should be saved as a Python file, e.g. filename.py next to Pianoteq binary file. If not, you must add the path...)
Python code wrote:import os
import random
randon_number = random.uniform(0, 10) #generate a random number between 0 and 10
print(randon_number)
rounded_number = round(randon_number,2) #round the number to 2 decimals (idk if necessary)
print(rounded_number)
number_in_string = str(rounded_number) #convert from float to string
print(number_in_string)
path_to_pt ="\"./Pianoteq 8\"" #path to PT
parameter = " --set-param Condition="+ number_in_string #concatenate the random number
command = path_to_pt + parameter
print(command)
os.system(command)
Of course you can remove the "print" stuff.
For some reason, the same script does not work under Windows 10, this slighty modified version does work (again, I believe the culprit are the /, spaces and "" usage... in fact I first wrote it under windows and then noticed it did not work under Linux, so this is the original version):
Python code wrote:import subprocess
import random
randon_number = random.uniform(0, 10) #generate a random number between 0 and 10
print(randon_number)
rounded_number = round(randon_number,2) #round the number to 2 decimals (idk if necessary)
print(rounded_number)
number_in_string = str(rounded_number) #convert from float to string
print(number_in_string)
path_to_pt ="C:\\Program Files\\Modartt\\Pianoteq 8/Pianoteq 8.exe --set-param Condition=" #path to PT
command = path_to_pt + number_in_string #concatenate the random number
print(command)
subprocess.run(command)
I hope it helps,
Marcos
Last edited by marcos daniel (Today 03:59)
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