dx1200

Hello. I'm using midiin and seq to record and playback a midi sequence. But midiin doesn't seem to understand channel number args. According to the help file it can be given a port number but not a channel number? How then could I create a sequence for just one channel?

Notein etc. allow & understand channels args but sequence won't record the data. Is this a bug?

Hello. I'm using midiin and seq to record and playback a midi sequence. But midiin doesn't seem to understand channel number args. According to the help file it can be given a port number but not a channel number? How then could I create a sequence for just one channel? 

midiin-not-obeying-orders

I can't test this right now because my main music computer is being repaired, but something along these lines should work:

Thanks Chris. This is embarrassing but how do I paste that txt into a patch?

Thanks Chris. This is embarrassing but how do I paste that txt  into a patch?


On Jun 9, 2008, at 1:53 PM, dx1200 wrote:

> Thanks Chris. This is embarrassing but how do I paste that txt into 

Select it all (including the begin and end lines), go to Max 5.0.1 or 

later, and select "New From Clipboard" in the FIle menu.

> Thanks Chris. This is embarrassing but how do I paste that txt  into  
> a patch?

Select it all (including the begin and end lines), go to Max 5.0.1 or  
later, and select "New From Clipboard" in the FIle menu.

Chris Muir
cbm@well.com	
http://www.xfade.com

midiin does raw midi. It doesn't parse midi data the way notein & Co. do.

Limiting midiin to a specific port is as good as it gets. You want to filter out a specific channel, you'll want to use midiparse.

Cooincidentally, seq works with raw midi data, too.

Is this not all in the .help files and friendly ref man?

> Cooincidentally, seq works with raw midi data, too.

> Is this not all in the .help files and friendly ref man?

Yes it is. I'm still pretty new to this type of work and getting my head around some terminology even the simple stuff can be tricky at times. Especially late into a patching session. It's the blurry font playing tricks with my eyes I think ;).

Gotta say this forum and cycling support is a great help and is by far superior to other audio software developers. Thank you all for help so far.

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Yes it is. I'm still pretty new to this type of work and getting my head around some terminology even the simple stuff can be tricky at times. Especially late into a patching session. It's the blurry font playing tricks with my eyes I think ;).
Gotta say this forum and cycling support is a great help and is by far superior to other audio software developers. Thank you all for help so far.

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