pitch-related tools for PPMCK users

[cak]

Freq2Reg: http://cakdude.webs.com/freq2reg%20v0_112.zip

Batch-converts a list of true frequencies (expressed in hz) to @n values. Contains option to create a txt file readable by Phrase Express, so you can map the @n values to keys on your PC keyboard in a few simple steps. Highly useful for people who like to experiment with microtonal scales.

Porta2EP: http://cakdude.webs.com/porta2ep%20v0_1.zip

Creates EP commands from starting @n, ending @n, and number of frames. Useful for implementing accurate portamento in your MML.

[lidnariq]

Still working on a solution for this....

Rewrite it in python, perl, php, ruby, or even just C. You didn't include the source, but I can't imagine it's complex enough to not be a good first program in any of the above languages.

[cak]

Actually Perl was my first thought, but I never tried it before, whereas I used QB when I was kid (experience+nostalgia=awesome). It's really just a glorified batch file, so I figured why not.
Uploaded the source, btw.

[zzo38]

Some QuickBasic programs can run in FreeBasic, although some modification might be required.

[cak]

That did the trick...the x64 executable seems to be free of bugs, except it outputs "reg.txt" regardless of whether the input files exist or what they contain.

Thanks!