This agent connects after a keygroup and saves the keys that have been played as raw data and as human readable tablature. When a session is started, two files are created in the 'Tabulator' directory that can be found in your 'Eigenlabs' user directory.
The first version can be obtained from here:
Starting the tabulator can be done with the following Belcanto in EigenCommander, however it requires a new EigenD release to function (later than 2.0.35).
tabulator 1 hey start
In the meantime, the following can be written in a regular terminal window to send the commands directly to the tabulator agent you created (on MacOSX, similar on Windows):
/usr/pi/release-2.0.35-experimental/bin/brpc '<interpreter1>' exec tabulator 1 hey start
The files that are created are similar to these:
session_20120202-214038.html
session_20120202-214038.xml
The HTML file can simply be opened in a browser and will automatically reload while you're playing. The tablature that's recorded will automatically appear as staffs are filled in.
It is also purposely very simple HTML that can easily be edited with any appropriate tool to cleanup, annotation, modify or print the tablature.
Here's an example:
The XML file contains the raw key data that was played, which can be used by other software if needed.
The data has the following format:
<tabulator>
<key time="50393074538"
physicalseq="54" row="3" column="16"
musicalseq="54" course="3" key="10"/>
</tabulator>
This is an example of how you'd connect it up in Workbench:
Start: to start recording the keys
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Stop: to stop recording the keys
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| stop |
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