MIDI Kinetics Forum

OK thanks, I think I see how this can work now.

Is it possible to get an object's MIDI mapping (or custom MIDI) settings from within a script? This would be very handy for something I'm working on.

Here's a new version, I used an extra ring area to smooth z. Can anyone help me figure out how to make ring areas move when the interface loads, without requiring initial touches? To do: * allow user to change x, y, and z target cc#s (dynamic osc addressing) * change target midi channel (dynamic osc ...

It's true, each command at least needs an example. We're not all computer programmers.

And I've wasted way too much time scrolling thru the manual pdf, I'll probably just print out the reference pages at this point so I can make notes. This is where a wiki-style manual could be nice.

For midi messages which are channel-specific, the midi channel is part of the first byte of the message. The second digit of the first byte specifies the midi channel if you write it as a hexadecimal byte. For example, if you want to send a cc, the first byte will be 0xb#, where # is the midi ...

Here's my first template, it's pretty simple. I wanted to be able to output CCs based upon the attitude of the device. For Missing Link users, one important concept here is a technique for sending a message only when an axis changes by enough to warrant it, otherwise the MIDI stream gets flooded ...

A sysex message needs to begin with 0xf0 and end with 0xf7, see if that helps any.

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You'll have to figure out the syntax, but you should be able to do something like this: on a noteon event ...send a noteon ...oldTime = time ...trigger = true if trigger == true and time-oldTime >= hold ...send a noteoff ...trigger = false You probably can also do it with a multiball using its adsr ...

+1 I could use an onMidiOut function, or the ability to internally loop-back MIDI that gets sent out so you could use onMidi.