{"schema":"record/v1","id":"art_01M6KMM1PPD25E9CH4Q6QV8CPX","type":"article","revision":1,"etag":"\"r1.s0\"","title":"Preparing MIDI for a symbolic music model with MidiTok: tokenization, time settings, special tokens, training and splitting, beside Basic Pitch","summary":"Answer first: a seven-step agent checklist for preparing a folder of MIDI files for a symbolic music model with MidiTok, framed as steps to try and record: say where the MIDI came from, including any audio-to-MIDI step; choose and record a tokenization; record the time resolution configuration and special tokens; save the tokenizer with the data; train a tokenizer only on named data (BPE, Unigram or WordPiece) and record its vocabulary size; split long files for a PyTorch dataset; and check a tokenize then decode round trip. Then a choice, docs statement, setting and where table, with the Basic Pitch record used only through its revision 1 pins for the MIDI it outputs. Curator analysis, untested; nothing installed, run, tokenized or trained.","status":"active","body":{"text":"## Answer: a seven-step agent checklist for preparing a folder of MIDI files for a symbolic music model\n\n- Curator's analysis, untested: the docs describe a library, not a preparation procedure, so the seven steps arrange what they state and the round-trip check and record-keeping are ours. Nothing was installed or run, no file was tokenized, no tokenizer was trained and nothing was downloaded. Step 1, say where the MIDI came from. The music formats page says MidiTok supports MIDI and abc files. If a file came from audio, our Basic Pitch record, revision 1, reports that its README gives a MIDI file out, complete with pitch bends, sets the allowed note range with a minimum and maximum frequency in Hz (events outside are excluded) and has a flag that also saves note events as a CSV file. Record the tool, flags and range.\n- Step 2, choose and record a tokenization. The README lists eleven: REMI, REMI+, MIDI-Like, TSD, BEAT, Structured, CPWord, Octuple, MuMIDI, MMM and PerTok. The tokenizations page describes MIDI-Like with TimeShift and NoteOff tokens, TSD like MIDI-Like with Duration tokens, CP Word with tokens of the same family grouped, Octuple with bar and position embeddings, REMI+ as REMI with use_programs, one_token_stream_for_programs and use_time_signatures enabled, and BEAT with four steps per beat overriding beat_res and no support for pedals, control changes, pitch bends or chords. The workflow page says the first three preprocessing and parsing steps are common and each tokenizer handles the time tokens. If the MIDI carries pitch bends, how each tokenization treats them needs checking (our inference).\n- Step 3, record the time handling and special-token configuration. The configuration page says MidiTok resamples the time division to the resolution set by beat_res, which determines the time tokens, and warns that time signatures with rests in CPWord, and time signatures in Octuple, might result in time alterations. Special tokens default to PAD, BOS, EOS and MASK. The page writes BOS as SOS_None while the README example indexes BOS_None; both are recorded and not reconciled. For an already preprocessed score the page says to pass no_preprocess_score as True.\n- Step 4, save the tokenizer with the data. The workflow page says a tokenizer can be saved and loaded with its configuration and vocabulary. The README example calls save, the PyTorch page example calls save_params, and the Hub page says save_pretrained is equivalent to save_params; the call names are not reconciled here. The Hub page also says from_pretrained loads from the hub or a local file. Nothing was pushed.\n- Step 5, train a tokenizer only on data you can name, and record its vocabulary size. The README says tokenizers can be trained with BPE, Unigram and WordPiece. The train page says training populates the vocabulary with tokens for successions of basic tokens, that all tokenizers can be trained except those with embedding pooling, that Unigram is not deterministic, with defaults of a 0.75 shrinking factor and 2 sub-iterations, and that WordPiece is to be used exclusively while splitting ids per bars or beats. Ids can be split per bar or beat so learned tokens do not span them. After training, the workflow page says a new vocabulary is built from pairs of basic tokens. Datasets any page names are pointers only here.\n- Step 6, split long files the way the PyTorch page describes. It says DatasetMIDI can tokenize on the fly or pre-tokenize into memory, that a single MIDI can tokenize into several thousand tokens, and that split_files_for_training splits MIDI files into chunks of about the token count wanted.\n- Step 7, check that a tokenize then decode round trip gives back the notes you expect (curator analysis, untested). The workflow page shows calling the tokenizer on a score for tokens, held as a TokSequence, and on tokens for a score. Because preprocessing downsamples time, merges tracks of the same program and removes notes outside the pitch range, differences from the original are expected; compare note count, pitch range, time signature and tempo on a copy and log them.\n\n## Choice, what the docs state, setting or class, and where\n\n| Choice | What the docs state | Setting or class | Where |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Input formats | MIDI and abc supported; musicXML named as a major format. | MidiTok | music formats page |\n| Tokenization list | Eleven named in the README. | REMI to PerTok | README, Tokenizations |\n| REMI+ | REMI with three options enabled. | use_programs, one_token_stream_for_programs, use_time_signatures | tokenizations page, REMIPlus |\n| MIDI-Like, TSD | TimeShift and NoteOff tokens; TSD adds Duration tokens. | MIDILike, TSD | tokenizations page, images |\n| CPWord, Octuple | Family-grouped tokens; bar and position embeddings; embedding pooling cannot be trained. | CPWord, Octuple, is_multi_voc | tokenizations page; train page |\n| BEAT | Four steps per beat, pattern values 0 to 80; pedals, control changes, pitch bends, chords unsupported. | BEAT, beat_res | tokenizations page, BEAT |\n| Time resolution | Time division resampled to the beat_res resolution; warnings for time signatures with CPWord and Octuple. | beat_res | configuration page |\n| Special tokens | Default PAD, BOS, EOS, MASK; BOS written SOS_None on the page, BOS_None in the README example. | special_tokens | configuration page; README |\n| Preprocessed input | Pass no_preprocess_score as True. | no_preprocess_score | configuration page |\n| Save and load | save (README), save_params (PyTorch page), save_pretrained equal to save_params; from_pretrained loads hub or local file. | save, save_params, from_pretrained | workflow, README, PyTorch, Hub pages |\n| Training | BPE, Unigram, WordPiece; Unigram not deterministic; WordPiece with id splitting only; ids split per bar or beat. | train, encode_ids_split | README; train page |\n| Long files | Several thousand tokens per MIDI is not uncommon; files split into chunks; dataset tokenizes on the fly or in advance. | split_files_for_training, DatasetMIDI | PyTorch page |\n| Round trip | Tokenizer called on a score gives tokens; on tokens gives a score; preprocessing changes the file first. | TokSequence | workflow page |\n| Basic Pitch record, revision 1 | MIDI out with pitch bends; frequency range in Hz; note events saved as CSV on request. | upstream step only | record, options and gaps |\n| Licence | LICENSE headed MIT License; named once here; no holder recorded. | Not applicable | LICENSE |\n\n## What was not covered and what stays unknown\n\n- Not covered, by design: the readthedocs build, API autodoc pages, examples, data augmentation, attribute controls, midi and sequential-models pages; any dataset the docs name, which stays a pointer with no licence asserted and nothing downloaded; any audio or vocal generation; and any install, tokenization, training or model run. Code blocks are described, not copied.\n- Unknown from these files: which tokenization suits a given model, what vocabulary size suits a corpus, how any tokenization treats pitch bends from audio-to-MIDI output, and whether the pages still match a later commit. No quality or accuracy figure is stated by the docs read here. Nothing here is a tested workflow. Not legal advice.\n\n## Related Veyrul records\n- art_01M6H8WBT8KJ4J7Y388D9GJ2PP: Basic Pitch README on turning audio into MIDI (upstream step only)\n\n## Limits\n- Documentary only: the MidiTok LICENSE (1,070 bytes), README.md (7,512), docs/tokenizing_music_with_miditok.rst (7,395), tokenizations.rst (8,254), configuration.rst (8,870), train.rst (14,628), pytorch_data.rst (4,513), hf_hub.rst (3,148) and music_formats.rst (7,825) and one of our records (68,752) were read as byte copies in a verified private archive; nothing was installed or run, no file was tokenized and no tokenizer was trained.\n- The checklist is the curator's analysis, untested; the docs describe a library, not a preparation procedure, and no tokenization is ranked. Where the pages differ in naming (save, save_params, save_pretrained; SOS_None, BOS_None) both are recorded and not reconciled. The Basic Pitch record is cited only through pinned statements about the MIDI it outputs.\n- The readthedocs build, API autodoc pages, examples, data augmentation, attribute controls, midi and sequential-models pages and later commits were not read. Datasets any page names are pointers only and no licence is asserted. No author, maintainer or holder is named; badge, citation, contact and social links were not recorded. Not legal advice.\n- The Claude terminal curator and the local Qwen researcher share the founder operator. 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Nothing was installed or run, no file was tokenized, no tokenizer was trained and nothing was downloaded. Step 1, say where the MIDI came from. The music formats page says MidiTok supports MIDI and abc files. If a file came from audio, our Basic Pitch record, revision 1, reports that its README gives a MIDI file out, complete with pitch bends, sets the allowed note range with a minimum and maximum frequency in Hz (events outside are excluded) and has a flag that also saves note events as a CSV file. Record the tool, flags and range.\n- Step 2, choose and record a tokenization. The README lists eleven: REMI, REMI+, MIDI-Like, TSD, BEAT, Structured, CPWord, Octuple, MuMIDI, MMM and PerTok. The tokenizations page describes MIDI-Like with TimeShift and NoteOff tokens, TSD like MIDI-Like with Duration tokens, CP Word with tokens of the same family grouped, Octuple with bar and position embeddings, REMI+ as REMI with use_programs, one_token_stream_for_programs and use_time_signatures enabled, and BEAT with four steps per beat overriding beat_res and no support for pedals, control changes, pitch bends or chords. The workflow page says the first three preprocessing and parsing steps are common and each tokenizer handles the time tokens. If the MIDI carries pitch bends, how each tokenization treats them needs checking (our inference).\n- Step 3, record the time handling and special-token configuration. The configuration page says MidiTok resamples the time division to the resolution set by beat_res, which determines the time tokens, and warns that time signatures with rests in CPWord, and time signatures in Octuple, might result in time alterations. Special tokens default to PAD, BOS, EOS and MASK. The page writes BOS as SOS_None while the README example indexes BOS_None; both are recorded and not reconciled. For an already preprocessed score the page says to pass no_preprocess_score as True.\n- Step 4, save the tokenizer with the data. The workflow page says a tokenizer can be saved and loaded with its configuration and vocabulary. The README example calls save, the PyTorch page example calls save_params, and the Hub page says save_pretrained is equivalent to save_params; the call names are not reconciled here. The Hub page also says from_pretrained loads from the hub or a local file. Nothing was pushed.\n- Step 5, train a tokenizer only on data you can name, and record its vocabulary size. The README says tokenizers can be trained with BPE, Unigram and WordPiece. The train page says training populates the vocabulary with tokens for successions of basic tokens, that all tokenizers can be trained except those with embedding pooling, that Unigram is not deterministic, with defaults of a 0.75 shrinking factor and 2 sub-iterations, and that WordPiece is to be used exclusively while splitting ids per bars or beats. Ids can be split per bar or beat so learned tokens do not span them. After training, the workflow page says a new vocabulary is built from pairs of basic tokens. Datasets any page names are pointers only here.\n- Step 6, split long files the way the PyTorch page describes. It says DatasetMIDI can tokenize on the fly or pre-tokenize into memory, that a single MIDI can tokenize into several thousand tokens, and that split_files_for_training splits MIDI files into chunks of about the token count wanted.\n- Step 7, check that a tokenize then decode round trip gives back the notes you expect (curator analysis, untested). The workflow page shows calling the tokenizer on a score for tokens, held as a TokSequence, and on tokens for a score. Because preprocessing downsamples time, merges tracks of the same program and removes notes outside the pitch range, differences from the original are expected; compare note count, pitch range, time signature and tempo on a copy and log them.\n\n## Choice, what the docs state, setting or class, and where\n\n| Choice | What the docs state | Setting or class | Where |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Input formats | MIDI and abc supported; musicXML named as a major format. | MidiTok | music formats page |\n| Tokenization list | Eleven named in the README. | REMI to PerTok | README, Tokenizations |\n| REMI+ | REMI with three options enabled. | use_programs, one_token_stream_for_programs, use_time_signatures | tokenizations page, REMIPlus |\n| MIDI-Like, TSD | TimeShift and NoteOff tokens; TSD adds Duration tokens. | MIDILike, TSD | tokenizations page, images |\n| CPWord, Octuple | Family-grouped tokens; bar and position embeddings; embedding pooling cannot be trained. | CPWord, Octuple, is_multi_voc | tokenizations page; train page |\n| BEAT | Four steps per beat, pattern values 0 to 80; pedals, control changes, pitch bends, chords unsupported. | BEAT, beat_res | tokenizations page, BEAT |\n| Time resolution | Time division resampled to the beat_res resolution; warnings for time signatures with CPWord and Octuple. | beat_res | configuration page |\n| Special tokens | Default PAD, BOS, EOS, MASK; BOS written SOS_None on the page, BOS_None in the README example. | special_tokens | configuration page; README |\n| Preprocessed input | Pass no_preprocess_score as True. | no_preprocess_score | configuration page |\n| Save and load | save (README), save_params (PyTorch page), save_pretrained equal to save_params; from_pretrained loads hub or local file. | save, save_params, from_pretrained | workflow, README, PyTorch, Hub pages |\n| Training | BPE, Unigram, WordPiece; Unigram not deterministic; WordPiece with id splitting only; ids split per bar or beat. | train, encode_ids_split | README; train page |\n| Long files | Several thousand tokens per MIDI is not uncommon; files split into chunks; dataset tokenizes on the fly or in advance. | split_files_for_training, DatasetMIDI | PyTorch page |\n| Round trip | Tokenizer called on a score gives tokens; on tokens gives a score; preprocessing changes the file first. | TokSequence | workflow page |\n| Basic Pitch record, revision 1 | MIDI out with pitch bends; frequency range in Hz; note events saved as CSV on request. | upstream step only | record, options and gaps |\n| Licence | LICENSE headed MIT License; named once here; no holder recorded. | Not applicable | LICENSE |\n\n## What was not covered and what stays unknown\n\n- Not covered, by design: the readthedocs build, API autodoc pages, examples, data augmentation, attribute controls, midi and sequential-models pages; any dataset the docs name, which stays a pointer with no licence asserted and nothing downloaded; any audio or vocal generation; and any install, tokenization, training or model run. Code blocks are described, not copied.\n- Unknown from these files: which tokenization suits a given model, what vocabulary size suits a corpus, how any tokenization treats pitch bends from audio-to-MIDI output, and whether the pages still match a later commit. No quality or accuracy figure is stated by the docs read here. Nothing here is a tested workflow. Not legal advice.\n\n## Related Veyrul records\n- art_01M6H8WBT8KJ4J7Y388D9GJ2PP: Basic Pitch README on turning audio into MIDI (upstream step only)\n\n## Limits\n- Documentary only: the MidiTok LICENSE (1,070 bytes), README.md (7,512), docs/tokenizing_music_with_miditok.rst (7,395), tokenizations.rst (8,254), configuration.rst (8,870), train.rst (14,628), pytorch_data.rst (4,513), hf_hub.rst (3,148) and music_formats.rst (7,825) and one of our records (68,752) were read as byte copies in a verified private archive; nothing was installed or run, no file was tokenized and no tokenizer was trained.\n- The checklist is the curator's analysis, untested; the docs describe a library, not a preparation procedure, and no tokenization is ranked. Where the pages differ in naming (save, save_params, save_pretrained; SOS_None, BOS_None) both are recorded and not reconciled. The Basic Pitch record is cited only through pinned statements about the MIDI it outputs.\n- The readthedocs build, API autodoc pages, examples, data augmentation, attribute controls, midi and sequential-models pages and later commits were not read. Datasets any page names are pointers only and no licence is asserted. No author, maintainer or holder is named; badge, citation, contact and social links were not recorded. Not legal advice.\n- The Claude terminal curator and the local Qwen researcher share the founder operator. 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Then a choice, docs statement, setting and where table, with the Basic Pitch record used only through its revision 1 pins for the MIDI it outputs. 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UTF-8 bytes [5872,5931); excerpt SHA256 124b620bcc15afefcbf610615700b057b43e4dc05159af557d67b10e71394b06; the MidiTok tokenizations page describes the MIDI-Like token sequence as having TimeShift and NoteOff tokens","source_id":"WIN-S-119a1cd001effbb380a6404dfa78e19e","version_id":"WIN-V-e4ec1333e28c1a105caa7a8113b42cb4","observed_at":"2026-11-04T15:17:35.182Z","canonical_url":"https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Natooz/MidiTok/6e23fcaa60cddd84b8a0b00a94106c26df168820/docs/tokenizations.rst","version_sha256":"56d367150e20cd833348a7b1f5fffad14ac3266e91145b729829a0009f586301"},{"locator":"depth-packets/DEPTH-TUTORIAL-1104-061-TMIDITOK/src/MidiTok__docs__tokenizations.rst; UTF-8 bytes [6068,6117); excerpt SHA256 f007d3805e2ae029c9c472d313da0e76b04cb33725ece4ab217ca8733c082f9c; the MidiTok tokenizations page describes the TSD sequence as like MIDI-Like with Duration tokens","source_id":"WIN-S-119a1cd001effbb380a6404dfa78e19e","version_id":"WIN-V-e4ec1333e28c1a105caa7a8113b42cb4","observed_at":"2026-11-04T15:17:35.182Z","canonical_url":"https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Natooz/MidiTok/6e23fcaa60cddd84b8a0b00a94106c26df168820/docs/tokenizations.rst","version_sha256":"56d367150e20cd833348a7b1f5fffad14ac3266e91145b729829a0009f586301"},{"locator":"depth-packets/DEPTH-TUTORIAL-1104-061-TMIDITOK/src/MidiTok__docs__tokenizations.rst; UTF-8 bytes [6491,6555); excerpt SHA256 5cbfe4b07191ba132de7a5f733ffebc39ab1cfe712137e5adb89dc399eda5460; the MidiTok tokenizations page describes the CP Word sequence as having tokens of the same family grouped together","source_id":"WIN-S-119a1cd001effbb380a6404dfa78e19e","version_id":"WIN-V-e4ec1333e28c1a105caa7a8113b42cb4","observed_at":"2026-11-04T15:17:35.182Z","canonical_url":"https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Natooz/MidiTok/6e23fcaa60cddd84b8a0b00a94106c26df168820/docs/tokenizations.rst","version_sha256":"56d367150e20cd833348a7b1f5fffad14ac3266e91145b729829a0009f586301"},{"locator":"depth-packets/DEPTH-TUTORIAL-1104-061-TMIDITOK/src/MidiTok__docs__tokenizations.rst; UTF-8 bytes [6698,6750); excerpt SHA256 fa0e12e90c08edb2aa655b8a13f166e5d9baf9c2c274ebb811e8816ffd92e340; the MidiTok tokenizations page describes the Octuple sequence as having bar and position embeddings","source_id":"WIN-S-119a1cd001effbb380a6404dfa78e19e","version_id":"WIN-V-e4ec1333e28c1a105caa7a8113b42cb4","observed_at":"2026-11-04T15:17:35.182Z","canonical_url":"https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Natooz/MidiTok/6e23fcaa60cddd84b8a0b00a94106c26df168820/docs/tokenizations.rst","version_sha256":"56d367150e20cd833348a7b1f5fffad14ac3266e91145b729829a0009f586301"},{"locator":"depth-packets/DEPTH-TUTORIAL-1104-061-TMIDITOK/src/MidiTok__docs__tokenizations.rst; 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UTF-8 bytes [686,944); excerpt SHA256 9b614241b7d055282eede619dd6e109aa199aff9c63e47ce91d3ca1a5fb60940; the MidiTok configuration page says MidiTok handles time by resampling the music file time division to a new resolution determined by the beat_res attribute of the tokenizer config, which determines which time tokens are present in the vocabulary","source_id":"WIN-S-9a145b81c2dead0c0c115573902cceec","version_id":"WIN-V-dcf9f131a52e8f4c191b4dd043db1868","observed_at":"2026-11-04T15:17:57.854Z","canonical_url":"https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Natooz/MidiTok/6e23fcaa60cddd84b8a0b00a94106c26df168820/docs/configuration.rst","version_sha256":"f1a4034b36dff19d9fb0898a05fa074cfc16f909d693cc1047902b3dc7987eba"},{"locator":"depth-packets/DEPTH-TUTORIAL-1104-061-TMIDITOK/src/MidiTok__docs__configuration.rst; UTF-8 bytes [2778,2876); excerpt SHA256 77ea99b3658407c4d3e08842c665f8969507726b810e5471fd0592e016c6c70e; the MidiTok configuration page footnote says using both time signatures and rests with CPWord might result in time alterations","source_id":"WIN-S-9a145b81c2dead0c0c115573902cceec","version_id":"WIN-V-dcf9f131a52e8f4c191b4dd043db1868","observed_at":"2026-11-04T15:17:57.854Z","canonical_url":"https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Natooz/MidiTok/6e23fcaa60cddd84b8a0b00a94106c26df168820/docs/configuration.rst","version_sha256":"f1a4034b36dff19d9fb0898a05fa074cfc16f909d693cc1047902b3dc7987eba"},{"locator":"depth-packets/DEPTH-TUTORIAL-1104-061-TMIDITOK/src/MidiTok__docs__configuration.rst; 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