in the documentation there is a reference to a split_at method associated to a note object. However I cannot see it in the interactive help (intelisense) and when I invoke I get an error stating that the note object has no split_at attribute ...

Am I missing something?

Many Thanks,

Antonio

What I am trying to do is use the information that a particular instrument is playing monophonically (with possible reverb overlapping two notes) to assemble together all the pieces of the spectrum that are part of individual notes.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I just signed up last night, but could use some help.  I am trying to figure out if this forum is intended to be for all Hit'n'Mix community, across all topics... OR, is it intended to be exclusively a forum designated for "Scripting" (if so, why the narrow scope)?

I am not asking rhetorically as a critique.  I genuinely would love to know, as I believe that there is a TREMENDOUS amount of expansion which can be implemented for this marvelous toolset.  There is such a breathtaking platform, and with community supported growth, it will not only quickly rise to become a name which replaces another brand (and their decided "tool-stagnancy") within the market as an audio editor.  BUT, that there could be so many ways to tie it into other existing solutions, while establishing a platform for new solutions to be founded upon.

Things could not only become very exciting, but because of the "Creative access" which it provides, it could forge the first major foothold for the new era of independent audio/video producers at large.

With all of these things stated, I would like to pause to thank the Hit'n'Mix team for creating such an incredible landscape for us to paint our metaphorical sonic-landscapes upon.

I look forward to anyone's/everyone's comments/responses.