>Does anyone have a routine which would take a QuickTime/MIDI file and change
>the key to raise or lower the pitch without changing the tempo? Preferably
>this would be on the fly when the QuickTime movie is loaded into memory.
>Thanks, George Wood

If you are talking about a midi file, then you can just transpose the thing
I am sure, though you may have to get into the instrument parameters?


kQTMSKnobPitchTransposeID
Specifies a transposition for pitches. The value is the
number of semitones to transpose; a positive value raises
the pitch anda negative value lowers it. The value can be a
real number; the fractional part of the value alters the pitch
by an additional fraction of a semitone. For example, to
raise the pitch of every note played on the instrument by an
octave, set the transpose knob to 12.0.


But this looks like the Ticket:

TuneSetPartTranspose

The TuneSetPartTranspose function modifies the pitch and volume of every note
of a tune.

You will need a tuneplayer identifier.

May also want to play with

MusicSetMasterTune


Inside Mac: Quicktime Music Architecture has all the details.

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