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Package Samples:

• jmqt

Classes:

• QTHelperGUI: This jMusic utility is designed to be extended by user classes. It will provide a simple graphical interface that speeds up the cycle of composing-auditioning-recomposing by minimising the need for recompiling simple changes. It is especially useful for novice Java programmers. To use the HelperGUI class write a standard jMusic class that extends this class. It shopuld have a main() method and a constructor. Make a super() call in the constructor. Overwrite the compose() method [which returns a Score object] and include the compositional logic in that method. To render a score as an audio file, ...
• QTCycle: Real Time MIDI playback for jMusic using Apple's QuickTime Java API. To use, create a score and pass it to the constructor of this class then call the startPlayback() method (only once!) to begin looping. Use suspendPlayback() and resumePlayback() to interupt the playback once started. It is the responsibility of the calling app to update the scores as required, and numerous accessor methods are provided to adjust elements of the score or cycle process on the fly. A swing GUI is provided to adjust the scheduling parameters as required. It is initiated by thecalling the settings() method.
• QTPlayer: This class displays a window to control playback of a jMusic score via Apple's QuickTime. It requires the QTJava classes from Apple to be installed. Installing QTJava can be done as part of a 'custom' install of QuickTime.
• QTUtil: A class which plays a jMusic score via Apple's QuickTime. Requires the QTJava classes from Apple Computer inc. Based on example code and help from Bill Stewart (thanks Bill).
• QTPanel: A class which plays a jMusic score via Apple's QuickTime. It requires the QTJava classes.
• QTTrebleStave: Uses QuickTime to playback the music Requires Quicktime for Java to be installed!!
• QTTrebleStaveActionHandler
• QTTrebleStaveHandler

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