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Python launcher of the html-midi-player by @cifkao & @magenta
Works with local and web-hosted MIDI files in Jupyter, Colab, WandB,...probably other contexts.
pip install midi-player
Only tested with Jupyter Notebooks & Colab, but uses no IPython dependencies so it should work in other contexts.
from midi_player import MIDIPlayer
from midi_player.stylers import basic, cifka_advanced
midi_file_url = "https://magenta.github.io/magenta-js/music/demos/melody.mid"
midi_file = "data/test_midi.mid"
MIDIPlayer(midi_file_url, 400)
MIDIPlayer(midi_file, 160, styler=cifka_advanced, title='My Player')
With wandb:
import wandb
wandb.login()
wandb.init(project="midi-player")
mp = MIDIPlayer(midi_file, 300, viz_type="waterfall")
wandb.log({'player':wandb.Html(mp.html)})
wandb.finish()
See examples/ for more.
TO-DO. Particularly, people will want to know how to add/customize their own "stylers".
See midi_player/*.py for now ;-).
title= kwarg, as workaround b/c Quarto mixes up ordering of print and IFrame elementsstylers.py. Added a dark mode styler.FAQs
Python launcher of animated MIDI player by @cifkao & @magenta
We found that midi-player demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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