Add humanization strength factor to blend original and predicted velos#17
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Hi,
This pull request introduces a small new feature hat allows users to control how strongly the MIDI humanization is applied, making the tool more flexible for different use cases. The main changes include adding a
--strengthparameter to the CLI, updating the humanization logic to blend original and predicted velocities, and improving documentation to explain the new feature.Example Use Case: If I write Music in Notation Software and Add Dynamics to it (piano, mezzoforte, forte and so on), then the notation software assigns different velocity values according to the dynamics, e.g. "50" for each note with a "p" on it, "107" for every "forte" note. With the new "strength" parameter, I can partly take these dynamics into account instead of completely overwriting it with the predicted values from your tool.
Thanks for your helpful tool by the way, works nicely :))