Start and End Note ================== *Example script* (scamp): `examples/Tutorial/16_start_and_end_note.py `__ *Download:* :download:`16_start_and_end_note.py ` Plays notes by calling start_note (or start_chord) and then manipulating them afterward, instead of defining the course of the note from the beginning with "play_note". The "start_note" and "start_chord" functions return handles that can be used to change the pitch, volume or other parameters of the note after they have started, as well as end the note. *Topics:* :doc:`Playback › Note handles ` .. raw:: html
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.. code-block:: python from scamp import * s = Session() violin = s.new_part("violin") s.start_transcribing() # start a violin note on middle C with volume 1. By default a started note is fully fixed (it plays at the given # velocity and can't change); pass fixed=False so we can gliss its pitch. note_handle1 = violin.start_note(60, 1.0, fixed=False) wait(1) # after 1 second, start a chord on Bb4 / D5 / F#5 with volume 1 note_handle2 = violin.start_chord([70, 74, 78], 1.0, fixed=False) # change the pitch of the first note to F#3, glissing over the course of 2 seconds note_handle1.change_pitch(54, 2.0) wait(1) # one second later, start changing the pitch of the chord so that its first note (the Bb4) glisses up to E5 # over the course of one second. The other notes of the chord will move in parallel to Ab5 and C6. note_handle2.change_pitch(76, 1.0) wait(2) # after 2 seconds, end the first note and start a fade out to volume 0 over the course of 2 seconds on the chord. note_handle1.end() note_handle2.change_volume(0, 2) # wait 2 seconds and then end the second chord wait(2) note_handle2.end() s.stop_transcribing().to_score().show()