Examples of org.jfugue.Rhythm

org.jfugue.Rhythm
Provides the ability to build a rhythm using a simple strings in which individual characters represent MusicString elements. For example, you can develop a drum beat that looks like this: oo'' o' oo'' o' oo'' o' oo'' o'... As of JFugue 4.0, the Rhythm allows the addition of voices outside of the percussion track using the addVoice() method. This feature is covered in detail in "The Complete Guide to JFugue" @see Player @author David Koelle @version 3.0 @version 4.0.3 - Now implements Serializable

      'e', 'f', 'g', 'h', 'i', 'j', 'k', 'l', 'm', 'n', 'o', 'p', 'q' };
  private int layer = 0;
  private Rhythm rhythm;


  public YMLRhythm() {    
    rhythm = new Rhythm();
  }

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    //finalSong.add(rhythm);    
    player.play(finalSong);
  }


  public static void playRhythm(String[] instruments, final String[] rhythms) {
    Rhythm rhythm = new Rhythm();
    int layer = 1;
    for (int i = 0; i < instruments.length && i < rhythms.length; i++) {
      String instrumID = getInstrumentRealName(instruments[i]);
      char caracter = caracteres[i];
      String aux = rhythms[i].replace("*", caracter + "");


      rhythm.setLayer(layer, aux);
      rhythm.addSubstitution('.', "Ri");
      rhythm.addSubstitution(caracter, "[" + instrumID + "]i");
      layer++;
    }
    final Rhythm final_rhythm = rhythm;
    Thread bateria = new Thread() {
      @Override
      public void run() {
        Pattern pattern = final_rhythm.getPattern();
        pattern.repeat(3);
        Player player = new Player();
        player.play(pattern);
        System.out.println("Fin de reproducción de ritmo");
      }

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    };
    bateria.start();
  }


  private static Pattern getRhythmPattern(String[] instruments, String[] rhythms){
    Rhythm rhythm = new Rhythm();
    int layer = 1;
    for (int i = 0; i < instruments.length && i < rhythms.length; i++) {
      String instrumID = getInstrumentRealName(instruments[i]);
      char caracter = caracteres[i];
      String aux = rhythms[i].replace("*", caracter + "");


      rhythm.setLayer(layer, aux);
      rhythm.addSubstitution('.', "Ri");
      rhythm.addSubstitution(caracter, "[" + instrumID + "]i");
      layer++;
    }
    Pattern pattern = rhythm.getPattern();
    return pattern;    
  }

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