midimessage | Simple Web-MIDI Message Parser | Audio Utils library
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Simple MIDI Message Parser for JavaScript. This parser takes in a MIDIMessageEvent and returns a plain Javascript Object with propties indicating the data in the MIDI message.
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- Represents a MIDI message .
- Construct a new MIDI message
- listen for midi
- Initializes MIDI connection
- Find a module .
- invoked when the mIDI is triggered
- Interpolate default module
- find a module
- Construct a new MIDI MIDI message
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QUESTION
Having read through several related questions, I think I have a bit of a unique situation here.
I am building a Java swing application to help drummers make simple shorthand song charts. There's a dialog where the user can "key in" a rhythm, which is to be recorded to a MIDI sequence and then processed into either tabulature or sheet music. This is intended to be used with short sections of a song.
SetupThe idea is when the bound JButtons fire their action while the sequence is being recorded, they'll generate a MidiMessage with timing information. I also want the buttons to visually indicate that they've been activated.
The bound keys are currently firing correctly using the key bindings I've implemented (except for simultaneous keypresses)...
ProblemIt's important that simultaneous keypresses are registered as a single event--and the timing matters here.
So, for example, if the user pressed H (hi-hat) and S (snare) at the same time, it would register as a unison hit at the same place in the bar.
I have tried using a KeyListener implementation similar to this: https://stackoverflow.com/a/13529058/13113770 , but with that setup I ran into issues with focus, and though it could detect simultaneous key presses, it would also process them individually.
Could anyone shed some light on this for me?
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-26 at 20:39I personally would use the KeyListener interface to keep track of what the user has typed and then just register within a List the keys that have been pressed (without releasing) and then collect them once any key has been released.
Make sure though to add to the list only the keys that are not present yet because the keyPressed event is fired multiple times while the user is holding down a key.
I've also created a little sample to give you the idea.
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I am trying to extract 2 bits of information from the following xml file using VBA but they seem really buried and can't seem to access them, I am very new to xml so this is a bit beyond me. I have found a number of examples on the web that I can make work using a simple xml file, but not this.
On the xml below I have tagged the two bits of information I need to pull out into a spreadsheet - the first one I need will form the header to a column, and then the second piece might occour a number of times below.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-08 at 19:24This should get what you are looking for in the query you already have (which worked for me). You should be able to use similar code to get the header, depending on how the query should go.
QUESTION
I'm trying to get all MIDI devices in Java, which was harder than I thought...
I tried the for each()
loop, but it won't work because I don't know what ArrayList
I am using this method on.
Here is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-05 at 01:10You can enumerate all the MidiDevices like this:
QUESTION
I bought a VDRUM kit not long ago that has a MIDI out. I've had a raspberry pi lying around here from a previous project and I've had the idea to use that small computer as recorder.
So I've written a headless application that runs on the PI and listens to the MIDI Out port of the VDRUM kit. Upon receiving an input other than silence i start recording via the jdk libraries and place it on a samba server with timestamp.
That way I save everything I ever play. Now I've setup my audio workstation to receive those MIDI files from the samba share and I noticed, that they often have a very long "silent" part in the beginning of the MIDI file.
Is there a way to programatically remove the silence at the beginning of a midi sequence? I'm new to this MIDI stuff and still learning.
Here's the code that starts and stops the recording:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-22 at 13:20You need to shift all MidiEvents
of the Sequence
to remove the leading silence.
QUESTION
I am using MIDI protocol with web MIDI API to communicate to a MIDI decive. I want to send MIDI messages to this device each time waiting for a response or a timeout to send next message. the response are received through.
I want the following:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-20 at 16:35You can do it like this:
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