joelsquare

I'm wondering if someone can give me a hint about something here...

Is there an easy way to have a message output only if certain conditions are met. In my case, I only need to match 2 conditions.

To be more specific, I'm trying to figure out the most efficient way to have a MIDI message pass through *only* if it fits the conditions. For example, if a C3 on channel 13 is hit, it allows the message through, while all other MIDI messages are ignored. I also want this to be something that can be set and changed easily, so, I don't think 'route' works.

I've found a few complicated ways to do this, but I suspect there is an easy way that I am overlooking. Does anyone have any suggestions?

Is there an easy way to have a message output only if certain conditions are met.  In my case, I only need to match 2 conditions.

To be more specific, I'm trying to figure out the most efficient way to have a MIDI message pass through *only* if it fits the conditions.  For example, if a C3 on channel 13 is hit, it allows the message through, while all other MIDI messages are ignored.  I also want this to be something that can be set and changed easily, so, I don't think 'route' works.

I've found a few complicated ways to do this, but I suspect there is an easy way that I am overlooking.  Does anyone have any suggestions?

outputting-a-list-if-conditions-are-met

This is one way of doing it. Not sure what you'd consider efficient, but it meets all the other aims. If you're on 5, sorry that it's 4.6. Can post a rounder corner version this eve if you can't view it.

Thanks so much for this! I think this will work. This is a bit more efficient than the versions I came up with so I will definitely try it out.

Thanks so much for this!  I think this will work.  This is a bit more efficient than the versions I came up with so I will definitely try it out.

I was fiddling with match, and I didn't think it would do what I wanted it to do. After reading this, I looked a little deeper. Turns out, it does exactly what I wanted it to do, I just needed to figure that whole '65 nn 12' bizness.

I was fiddling with match, and I didn't think it would do what I wanted it to do.  After reading this, I looked a little deeper.  Turns out, it does exactly what I wanted it to do, I just needed to figure that whole '65 nn 12' bizness.

Outputting a list if conditions are met