This program (mkmid) is the MIDI data converter from key notes text file.
(2006/11/19 version)

The usage of this program is

mkmid music.txt

(music.txt is key notes text file). In the mid of executing program,
output.trk and output.dat are made for pre-processing, but these files
are not used in the playing midi file. So you can delete output.trk and
output.dat.

In this version,
(1) TEMPO
(2) KEY CODE (till 32 tracks)
are selected. Perhaps you can understand the format of key notes text file
with sample file(sample.txt). You can change the tempo of music as followings.
(You cannot select sound effects like vibration and chorus in this version.)

[TEMPO]2,120
[TRACKS]5,40,40,40,41,42
En4,En4,Hn3,G#3,En3
G#4,G#4,En4,Hn3,En2
Hn4,Hn4,G#4,En4,En3
[TEMPO]8,120
+,+,+,+,+
+,+,+,+,+
+,+,+,+,+
+,+,+,+,+
+,+,+,+,+
G#4,G#4,En4,Hn3,En2
An4,An4,F#4,+,+
Hn4,Hn4,G#4,En4,En3
+,+,+,+,+
G#4,G#4,En4,Hn3,G#3
An4,An4,F#4,+,F#3
Hn4,Hn4,G#4,En4,En3

Key Code is selected with 3 characters combination;
C,D,E,F,G,A,H
b,n,#
0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8

When you want to keep the key code at some timing,
you should select only one charactor of '+', and
when you stop the key code at some timing,
you should select only one charactor of '-'.

I am happy when you can understand the format of key notes text file
with sample file (sample.txt).

Thanks,

Toru Okumura(toru@okunet.gr.jp)