topher lafata

Here is the midi parsing code i dug up. Sorry the demo patch is such 

The code is pretty well documented and straightforward.

Basically it parses a midi file and spews out the data either 

The midi file can be specified as either an absolute path.If it is 

Here is the midi parsing code i dug up. Sorry the demo patch is such  
a mess.
The code is pretty well documented and straightforward.

Basically it parses a midi file and spews out the data either  
textually or in raw form appropriate
for sending directly to a midi device.

The midi file can be specified as either an absolute path.If it is  
not found the max search path is
used.

midiparty

okay, this sounds cool. But where is the attachment? Can we not get attachments from the online forum? (Forgive the stupid question, if it is indeed stupid.)

On 18-Apr-2006, at 10:54, jbmaxwell wrote:

> Can we not get attachments from the online forum?

> (Forgive the stupid question, if it is indeed stupid.)

t=thread&frm_id=7&rid=0&S=936d43a0279e2927923624c02a232a8d&s tart=480

t=showposts&id=2543&rid=0&S=4fb3f8dbd89b97267266d20232aa5085

t=msg&goto=67098&rid=0&S=91fb6548b5a85a1d1f85413346981f7d

and more, even in the last week. Ask Google or the site search.

It's not a sin to ask frequent questions, and the FAQ (which, 

unfortunately, is only a very generic how-to-use-fudforum FAQ) isn't 

t=help_index§ion=readingposting&rid=0&S=d4a5a24f37a062bb e2c419c54d9d 

Short of digging (which isn't always easy), people are going to have 

to resort to asking questions frequently.-(

A FAQ including site-specific information (eg the deal on 

attachments) plus Max/MSP/Jitter info would be a big plus and help to 

make the lists/fora a more useful resource.

Peter Castine +--> Litter Power & Litter Bundle for Jitter

iCE: Sequencing, Recording & |home | chez nous|

Interface Building for |bei uns | i nostri|

On 18-Apr-2006, at 10:54, jbmaxwell wrote:
> Can we not get attachments from the online forum?

https://cycling74.com/forums/index.php? 
 t=thread&frm_id=7&rid=0&S=936d43a0279e2927923624c02a232a8d&s tart=480

https://cycling74.com/forums/index.php? 
 t=showposts&id=2543&rid=0&S=4fb3f8dbd89b97267266d20232aa5085

https://cycling74.com/forums/index.php? 
t=msg&goto=67098&rid=0&S=91fb6548b5a85a1d1f85413346981f7d

It's not a sin to ask frequent questions, and the FAQ (which,  
unfortunately, is only a very generic how-to-use-fudforum FAQ) isn't  
exactly specific.
 t=help_index§ion=readingposting&rid=0&S=d4a5a24f37a062bb e2c419c54d9d 
f7c7#attach>.

Short of digging (which isn't always easy), people are going to have  
to resort to asking questions frequently.-(

A FAQ including site-specific information (eg the deal on  
attachments) plus Max/MSP/Jitter info would be a big plus and help to  
make the lists/fora a more useful resource.

--------------    http://www.bek.no/~pcastine/Litter/    -------------
Peter Castine             +--> Litter Power & Litter Bundle for Jitter

hmmm... what's confusing, I guess, is the fact that the last two posts clearly imply that an attachment has changed hands. I figure this is because the old mail list is still running, and that's where the actual attachments are being sent/received. I did "subscribe" to the topic, hoping sometihng would come through, but nothing appeared yet.

If someone has the midiparse code, maybe you could mail it to me directly(??). My user name is my active email.

hmmm... what's confusing, I guess, is the fact that the last two posts clearly imply that an attachment has changed hands. I figure this is because the old mail list is still running, and that's where the actual attachments are being sent/received. I did "subscribe" to the topic, hoping sometihng would come through, but nothing appeared yet. 

On 18-Apr-2006, at 11:49, jbmaxwell wrote:

> what's confusing, I guess, is the fact that the last two posts 

> clearly imply that an attachment has changed hands. I figure this 

> is because the old mail list is still running, and that's where the 

> actual attachments are being sent/received.

The forum and the *new* maillist echo each other (or are 

"integrated"). Attachments work just fine if you read/write via the 

About the first thing I did with the new lists was to make sure my 

profile was set to do everything by mail. I don't recall exactly 

where the setting was, but seek and thou shalt find. Forum access 

offers some options that may not be simple to emulate with mail 

filters, but I find mail access, at the end of the day, a lot more 

> what's confusing, I guess, is the fact that the last two posts  
> clearly imply that an attachment has changed hands. I figure this  
> is because the old mail list is still running, and that's where the  
> actual attachments are being sent/received.

The forum and the *new* maillist echo each other (or are  
"integrated"). Attachments work just fine if you read/write via the  
email list.

About the first thing I did with the new lists was to make sure my  
profile was set to do everything by mail. I don't recall exactly  
where the setting was, but seek and thou shalt find. Forum access  
offers some options that may not be simple to emulate with mail  
filters, but I find mail access, at the end of the day, a lot more  
productive.

sorry. i posted them to the list via email. i wasn't considering that 

I will try to post it on share sometime later today. take care.

sorry. i posted them to the list via email. i wasn't considering that  
some people only use the forum.
I will try to post it on share sometime later today. take care.
Topher


https://cycling74.com/download/midiparty0.8.zip

We are working on getting attachments mirrored to the forums but it 

We are working on getting attachments mirrored to the forums but it  
may be a while.
Topher


Topher, I just wanted to say thanks for this, now 

that I'm finally getting around to looking at it 

- nice bit of code, and extremely useful!

202 Hack / PC-1600 User / VSTi Host / OMS Convert / Jack OS X

Topher, I just wanted to say thanks for this, now 
that I'm finally getting around to looking at it 
- nice bit of code, and extremely useful!

-- 
Dan Nigrin
Defective Records
202 Hack / PC-1600 User / VSTi Host / OMS Convert / Jack OS X
http://www.defectiverecords.com
http://www.jackosx.com