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I wonder why Status byte must start with 1, and the other data bytes must start with 0. I mean, I read that this is the way the midi reciever recognize each byte. However, that doesn't make sense to me.

they're probably using a continuous controller command or a non-musical command.

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if you can figure out which one, then you can copy it with Arduino or whatever hardware you plan on using.

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I'm looking all over here trying to find what software you are using to compose your music. I'm just getting started with this midi thing and don't want to drop a chunk of cash on software that doesn't work with my USB to midi converter. Any tips? I was thinking of Rose Garden.

I'm planning to compose some tunes, send them to my Arduino, and have it play a xylophone or something.

I've been using Rosegarden on Linux for the last 18 months and found it to be quite stable with a cheep usb-midi cable converter I found on ebay. I wasn't able to get it working with a Moto box I was gifted but I think that is a problem with Linux.

Yes, as I write in my initial report above, all the settings that I think may be germane from the manual page on midi settings are set correctly. Of course, I could be misinterpreting what the manual is saying. In which case, specific things to try would be most welcome.

[ctlout] and [noteout] generate midi controller and note messages only, not midi realtime. There is no [midireatimeout] object -- you have to build a patch and connect it to the raw [midiout] object to create these messages..

There are a number of simple pre-made patches you can download around the net to do this, though I can't vouch for their effectiveness or stability. It's one of those things where the basic message protocol is very simple but it gets messy when trying to implement it properly on the common modern software platforms, especially with Pd running on top of them as it's midi realtime functions are still underdeveloped.

One thing that would be nice to have would be more midi control options for cues, cue lists, and fx masters. At the very least, being able to tap tempo using an external midi source would be really useful. It would also be nice to be able to control parameters using the velocity of the midi note being sent (similar to how they do it on GrandMA consoles). So for example, you could set the cuelist intensity from Ableton or Pro Presenter. This would help to give more customizable looks while having fewer redundant cuelists.

Another vote for Midi. It would be awesome to use midi gear like Palette for small, low cost show control. Even something that allowed for individual dimmer control somehow that would allow me to easily control hazer fan/output.

MIDI would be nice because most things already have some kind of midi implementation. OSC would be be pretty cool though, because it would make it easy to use apps like TouchOSC to build custom control surfaces.

I just test on mine. If you go to the digitakts midi menu you can assign the sample tracks to midi channels. Then just be sure to check the output settings. I was able to send note data from sample tracks so that the samples and midi notes were playing the same notes

Could you help me out please?

I try so hard to make my internal sequence on audio tracks spit out the same midi as in the sequence itself, but all I could achieve so far is so that when I press an audio channel it sends out a note data based on the channel I pressed.

To do this, I connected two mac computers with a network cable, creating a midi connection. on one computer I used q lab using MSC SEND CUE MIDI on the other computer I used Jands Vista. With this system you can send any cue belonging to any qlist

Total shot in the dark but while looking at info on this forum about MiniCommand and MegaCommand, I thought I read about hidden sysex messages that controlled buttons on the Machinedrum. It was part of a list of hidden sysex values and these buttons may have been part of it. If you find the list and have a midi controller that sends out sysex messages, that may do it?

I've been banging my head on this all day, read everything I can find, followed the JDK source around, no luck in finding out the gory details about HOW or WHERE java looks to obtain data on a midi device and determines what's what.

I'm trying to capture midi messages through my NI Audio 8 DJ MIDI IN port, but, java isn't "seeing" the MIDI IN port, only the out, which I have successfully used to send midi with. I also get the same results with an M-Audio USB UNO midi device: MidiSystem.getMidiDeviceInfo() only "sees" the output port.

So the thing that's getting me here is this: alsa lists only one entry in amidi -l and when I specify that as a port to dump, it works fine. Java gets that same text entry and can't sort out the MIDI IN, assigning it the com.sun.media.sound.MidiOutDeviceProvider class so it leaves me wondering just how does, or where does Java figure out what a device has to offer and why isn't it seeing the input port that alsa is seeing.

Of the three versions I was switching between for testing, jdk1.8.0_60, jdk1.7.0_80, jdk1.6.0_45, 1.7 did not experience the error and successfully obtained a transmitter from my device. I found this out, and that privileges were not the cause of my specific issue, by compiling and running some code I found suitable for command line execution that attempts to obtain the transmitter, prints out midi data sent to it, and modified it a little ...

You have full control over AKMIDI.

* If you want to open all available outputs, just call midi.openOutput().

* If you want to open a specific one, like a network session, mostly named "Session 1", call midi.openOutput(name: "Session 1").

* You can get all available destinations by midi.destinationNames string array, if you want to prompt a midi dest picker to user, then just open them with their names.

* For closing them midi.endpoints.removeValue(forKey: "Session 1").

* And for virtual outputs, call sequencer.midi.createVirtualOutputPort(name: "App MIDI Out") which is useful to send MIDI to other apps living in your iOS/Mac.

* Also, you can subscribe to AKMIDIListener protocol's receivedMIDISetupChange function to get notified when a MIDI hardware/software available or not to connect.

Thanks much @sooteee ! Actually my Tunit iPad adapter is very similar and has two USB ports. It seems to works fine with Pioneer DDJ but someone suggest to change it for the original Apple adapter (just one USB).

I may try to connect Korg with Bluetooth. Hopefully will work, I can try to connect with cables using the Hub in case of latency anyway.

But the best news is that Djay iOS supports multi midi devices.

You make my day!!

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I have the Midi Maestro, Aeros and BB. I am unable to make to MM send midi program change messages to my Source Audio C-4 synth pedal to change presets in custom mode. The C-4 synth pedal has 128 presets that can be accessed via midi. I asked the Tech support team at Sweetwater about this and after trying to do it themselves they

contacted you about this issue as well as myself. After contacting you Sweetwater told me the MM is unable to send preset change info via the MM app.

Disappointed because I had to purchase the Disaster Area Designs DMC.micro PRO controller just for the C-4 synth.

If possible please update the firmware on the MM to include this capability (it should be possible since it is a midi controller). My Roland GR-55 is also able to simply scroll thru presets on the C-4 without any configuration. I just went midi out of the GR-55 to the C-4 and it worked. However it is not the way I need to use the GR-55 and the C-4 together. Please update the MM to be able to send custom mode preset scrolling.

Thanks.

Once I stopped trying to pair the device with my phone in my Bluetooth menu (don't do this), everything worked seamlessly. The app is functional and the saved commands list helps keep things organized and accessible if you're custom programming cues. If you're programming control for multiple devices like I am this is very important and time saving. A 'save as' option would make it even smoother, maybe that'll show up.

I am currently using this to control the Voicelive 3, POD HD, Ableton live, Kaoss Pad 2, and an EhX ModRex. This is a powerful unit. The displays are nice and visible on stage, though the ability to dim the brightness a bit would be awesome.

Two things that would markedly improve this are: a desktop interface (the app works fine but yeah) and most importantly...

A MIDI CLOCK.

If this pedal generated midi clock commands it'd be pretty close to perfect. As it's designed to link with the beat buddy it passes time code through perfectly. I don't always play with drum loops and in live settings I need to make changes to my time based effects on the fly. I have it programmed to send tap tempo to my pedals that will receive it but the Voicelive doesn't hear external tap tempo, only time code. A midi clock would support the end user that doesn't want to pay to integrate another drum machine.

Also, I'm using Roland midi cables and have had NO ISSUE with them staying seated in the pedal.

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I get really warm easier then many people - so I knew I'd prefer a sleeveless or short sleeve wool& dress. Even in the winter. The summer midi is comfy and I can dress her up and down. I love that she is reversible - but prefer the v-neck most days. I wear other shirts and cardigans over her AND tuck her into jeans or up into an invisible belt to wear her as a shirt. I wish there were more colors available for the fall and winter but I will try a new color next year! I started my 100 day challenge in a black Cora but grabbed up the summer midi in black when she became available. So I am on day 15 right now. I haven't had to wash her yet which is another thing I love about wearing wool. 2351a5e196