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Hi Len,
If you ask how to avoid ambiguity, it's a standard .NET situation, just search the web. It's interesting that you're the second person with this problem for today. See solutions in #308. |
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Hi Maxim
Thank you for putting this MIDI Lib together for C#
I am in the process to developing a Drum pattern Sequencer App with a 1-Bar Midi Step Editor.
I am hoping to use your library to generate midi files from several Notes collected from a Windows Form Panel object as per this image...
I am attempting to use Standardised Midi Note numbering, standard PPQN, Ticks per QN ( it seems 960PPQN is the standard) and 960 ticks per Bar is the standard (re Cubase)
So I am now trying to add Notes to a trackchunk using Midi Note Numbers
Melanchall.DryWetMidi.MusicTheory.Note = I can use the Midi Note Number,
but in
Melanchall.DryWetMidi.Interaction.Note = The Note constructor is different.
When I initialise a var for the new Note C# complains that there is an ambiguous reference...
See the screenshot below.
From your perspective, what is the easiest workaround for this?
Thank you for your help!
As always it is greatly appreciated.
Len
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