97 lines
3.2 KiB
Bash
Executable File
97 lines
3.2 KiB
Bash
Executable File
#!/bin/bash
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#
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# Make audio required for the website but not for the book.
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# They go into web/<book>.
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#
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if [ $# != 1 ]; then
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echo "Usage: makeWebAudio.sh <book dir name>"
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exit 1
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fi
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dir=`pwd`
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booke=$dir/$1
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basewebdir=$dir/web
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basetunedir=$basewebdir/tunes
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# Make MP3 and OGG files for the input .abc. Since we're listening to
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# a doorbell playing the tunes, go for lowest quality (and hence smallest)
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# MP3 and OGG. $1 is the input filename, $2 is the output directory,
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# $3 is optional args for timidity.
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makeaudiofiles()
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{
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name=`basename $1 .abc`
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tunedir="$2"
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abc2midi $1 -o $tunedir/${name}.tmp.mid -silent
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mv $tunedir/${name}.tmp.mid $tunedir/${name}.mid
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timidity --quiet -OwM $3 -o $tunedir/${name}.wav $tunedir/${name}.mid
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lame -m m -V 9 --silent $tunedir/${name}.wav $tunedir/${name}.tmp.mp3
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mv $tunedir/${name}.tmp.mp3 $tunedir/${name}.mp3
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# Timidity can generate OGG directly. But we need to generate WAV
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# for lame, and oggenc produces smaller output. OGG is needed for
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# Firefox's audio tag. FF doesn't support MP3, some others support
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# MP3 but not OGG.
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oggenc -Q -q 0 -o $tunedir/${name}.tmp.ogg $tunedir/${name}.wav
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mv $tunedir/${name}.tmp.ogg $tunedir/${name}.ogg
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rm $tunedir/${name}.wav
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}
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# Make audio for a new tempo for the abc file $1, giving the output
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# files the same name with a prefix $3 in output directory $2. The new
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# tempo is the original tempo (120 used if not specified), multiplied
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# by $4 and divided by $5. These audio files are for Learner use;
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# I've found that having the chords thumping away can make it hard to
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# distinguish the melody, so arrange for timidity to mute everything
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# except the melody track.
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makeaudiofortempo()
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{
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name=`basename $1 .abc`
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tunedir="$2"
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newspeedfilename="$3-${name}.abc"
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mkdir -p $tunedir
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# Prepare new speed audio files.
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# The tempo is either a plain number, or <notelen>=<number>.
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tempo=`$dir/abcfield.py --field Q $1`
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if [ -z $tempo ]; then
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echo "Warning: $1 has no tempo. Using 120."
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tempo="120"
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fi
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numtempo=${tempo##*=}
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notelenprefix=${tempo%%=*}
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if [ "$notelenprefix" = "$numtempo" ]; then
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notelenprefix=
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else
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notelenprefix="${notelenprefix}="
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fi
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# Calculate new tempo.
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newtempo=$(( ( $numtempo * $4 ) / $5 ))
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# Insert new tempo and delete old. Old may not exist,
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# so do this rather than overwrite.
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sed -e "/^Q:/d" -e "/^K:/a\\
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Q: ${notelenprefix}${newtempo}" $1 > $tunedir/$newspeedfilename
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makeaudiofiles $tunedir/$newspeedfilename $tunedir --mute=0,-1
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rm $tunedir/$newspeedfilename
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}
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# Generate audio files and slow speed (currently half speed) audio files.
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find $booke -maxdepth 1 -name "*.abc" |
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while read filename
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do
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name=`basename $filename .abc`
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tunedir=$basetunedir/$name
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mkdir -p $tunedir
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makeaudiofiles $filename $tunedir
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# Now make 1/4, 1/2 and 3/4 speed audio.
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makeaudiofortempo $filename $tunedir "veryslow" 1 4
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makeaudiofortempo $filename $tunedir "slow" 2 4
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makeaudiofortempo $filename $tunedir "littleslow" 3 4
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makeaudiofortempo $filename $tunedir "normal" 4 4
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done
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