midi-message | Ruby MIDI message objects | Audio Utils library
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Ruby MIDI message objects.
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- Converts a binary string to an integer .
- Sets a note .
- Register a note
- Parse a message
- Create a new program .
- Creates a new note .
- Creates a new channel .
- Convert a numeric string to a numeric string .
- Converts a string to a string .
- Assign a dataframe to the board .
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QUESTION
I use superpowered, I need send midi note to a controller midi.
The problem is that I saw a function send(int deviceID, unsigned char *data, int bytes);
Where in their source code say:
deviceID: Device identifier.
data: Raw MIDI data.
bytes: Number of bytes.
I don't know the values that I need put exactly on data and bytes to work.
The raw midi could be 0x80 - 0x48 - 0x00
(start of C4 note, pitch= 72, See values)
And the bytes 1001nnnn0kkkkkkk0kkkkkkk
(note on event See values) for example?
Something like that:
SuperpoweredUSBMIDI::send(deviceID, reinterpret_cast(0x80 - 0x48 - 0x00), 1001nnnn0kkkkkkk0kkkkkkk);
The problem that always crash, and I can't debug or get the error for the reason that I use the mobile with otg to replicate the error.
When I find a solution, I will put it as soon as I can.
I'm newbie with markdown, sorry for any mistakes and my English grammar.
Edit: I'm using the example project that they have on GitHub for testing purposes, specifically the simpleusb project. (source)
I make a small modifications and work, but with this specifically I try with many ways and nothing. I think this simple macrochange at least could work if I insert well the values
class simpleusb.cpp:
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jun-08 at 19:58Ok, so here's what send
is saying:
QUESTION
How can I specify which channel to send a midi message on, with the MIDI Web API?
This example from the official docs shows how to send a message on channel 1. But in the code snippet, I don't find any reference to that.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-17 at 15:57The midi protocol uses hexadecimal representation for its "messages".
First half is dedicated to the command while the second part is used to specify the channel. They are 16 possible channels (MIDI channels are 0-indexed, as specified in documentation).
Example:
0x90 means Note on (0x90) on Chan 1 (0x90)
So, if you want to send the same message en channel 2, you have to change it like this:
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