DryWetMIDI 7.2.0

Objects managing methods are unified

Now it's possible to process objects of different types simultaneously. Thus now you can call, for example, just midiFile.ProcessObjects(ObjectType.Chord | ObjectType.Note, ...) instead of ProcessChords after ProcessNotes. The same story for objects removal. So in addition to this set of methods

• GetTimedEvents/GetNotes/GetChords
• ProcessTimedEvents/ProcessNotes/ProcessChords
• RemoveTimedEvents/RemoveNotes/RemoveChords

we have

• GetObjects
• ProcessObjects
• RemoveObjects

Also objects detection settings were decoupled. So ChordDetectionSettings doesn't contain NoteDetectionSettings from now, as well as NoteDetectionSettings doesn't contain TimedEventDetectionSettings. Methods shown in the first list accept those settings as separate parameters now.

PatternBuilder improvements

Now you can insert simple patterns more quickly – via new PianoRoll method. For example:

var midiFile = new PatternBuilder()
    .SetNoteLength(MusicalTimeSpan.Eighth)
    .PianoRoll(@"
        F#2   ||||||||
        D2    --|---|-
        C2    |---|---")
    .Repeat(9)
    .Build()
    .ToFile(TempoMap.Default, (FourBitNumber)9);
midiFile.Write("pianoroll-simple.mid", true);

Please read the PianoRoll section of the Pattern article to learn more.

Also a couple of new methods have been added to the PatternBuilder: ControlChange and PitchBend.

Small changes

• Added SanitizingSettings.RemoveDuplicatedNotes property.
• Added SanitizingSettings.RemoveDuplicatedSequenceTrackNameEvents property.
• Added SanitizingSettings.NoteMinVelocity property.
• Changed default value of the SanitizingSettings.Trim property to false since trimming can be undesirable.
• settings parameter of the methods from RestsUtilities is optional now.