midievents | MIDI events parser/encoder | Audio Utils library
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QUESTION
private static List midiEventsToNotes(List midiEvents) {
List output = new ArrayList<>();
Predicate noteEvent = me -> me.getMessage().getStatus() >> REST_OF_STATUS_BYTE == NOTE_ON
|| me.getMessage().getStatus() >> REST_OF_STATUS_BYTE == NOTE_OFF;
List noteEvents = midiEvents.stream().filter(noteEvent).collect(Collectors.toList());
for (int i = 0; i < noteEvents.size(); i++) {
int eventType = noteEvents.get(i).getMessage().getStatus() >> REST_OF_STATUS_BYTE;
if (eventType == NOTE_ON) {
byte pitch = noteEvents.get(i).getMessage().getMessage()[1];
int startBeat = (int) (noteEvents.get(i).getTick() / ticksPerBeat);
for (MidiEvent ne: noteEvents) {
int pairType = ne.getMessage().getStatus() >> REST_OF_STATUS_BYTE;
byte pitch2 = ne.getMessage().getMessage()[1];
if (pairType == NOTE_OFF && pitch == pitch2) {
int value = (int) (ne.getTick() / ticksPerBeat - startBeat);
int pianoKey = pitch - MIDI_A0_VALUE;
output.add(new Note(startBeat, value, pianoKey));
break;
}
}
}
}
return output;
}
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-21 at 07:49The MIDI Specification says:
MIDI provides two roughly equivalent means of turning off a note (voice). A note may be turned off either by sending a Note-Off message for the same note number and channel, or by sending a Note-On message for that note and channel with a velocity value of zero. The advantage to using "Note-On at zero velocity" is that it can avoid sending additional status bytes when Running Status is employed.
Due to this efficiency, sending Note-On messages with velocity values of zero is the most commonly used method.
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i have this code from here(Using MIDIPacketList in swift) but i can't pm the user or comment on that question, so i will ask my question. @ephemer dude if you see my question, i love your code on midi list and it work so well, but when i change the time stamp, nothing happens, it must create some delay but it will be the same as 0 time stamp. do anyone know how to fix this?
and how i can have the time stamp out of this extension to have that in midi event, i want to be able to change time stamp for every midi event, to have it here:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Sep-04 at 00:29i figure it out, how it should work, but not quite right. according to apple documentation, it must use mach_absolute_time() . so i used that but i don't know how to work properly with mach_absolute_time().if anyone knows please tell me too. if i use var timestamp = mach_absolute_time()+1000000000 it will delay like 1 min or so.if i change the 1000000000 with any number lower than this ,will not make a delay. do anyone know how to work with mach_absolute_time()? i saw some code on mach_absolute_time() but they use that as timer, it is acutely a timer that give time from the fist boot ,but how to give a time as a mach_absolute_time() to work with midi timestamp.
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