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Post by topaz on Feb 27, 2020 15:37:05 GMT
Aum supports MMC transport.
it would be cool if StreamByter could translate notes to MMC commands :-)
is this poss ? I tried but failed miserably.
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Post by topaz on Feb 27, 2020 17:57:23 GMT
Made a simple start but AuM is not playing nice :-(
IF M0 >= 30
SND F0 7F 7F 06 01 F7
END
IF M0 >= 31
SND F0 7F 7F 06 02 F7
END
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Post by nic on Feb 27, 2020 20:24:38 GMT
Hi topaz , That code is going to send an MMC start which is then immediately followed by an MMC a stop for every MIDI event. You probably want to trigger on a specific note on. In the example that follows I will use middle C (C3) for stop and D3 for start: # is it a note on event?
if MT == 90
# is it middle C?
if M1 == ^C3
send F0 7F 00 06 01 F7
end
# is it D3?
if M1 == ^D3
send F0 7F 00 06 02 F7
end
endI presume you will need to direct the StreamByter output to AUM's MIDI CONTROL port for that to work. If in doubt use StreamByter's event monitor to examine the MIDI messages being sent. Regards, Nic. |
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Post by topaz on Feb 27, 2020 21:22:19 GMT
That’s awesome ;-) Cheers Nic  Hi topaz , That code is going to send an MMC start which is then immediately followed by an MMC a stop for every MIDI event. You probably want to trigger on a specific note on. In the example that follows I will use middle C (C3) for stop and D3 for start: # is it a note on event?
if MT == 90
# is it middle C?
if M1 == ^C3
send F0 7F 00 06 01 F7
end
# is it D3?
if M1 == ^D3
send F0 7F 00 06 02 F7
end
endI presume you will need to direct the StreamByter output to AUM's MIDI CONTROL port for that to work. If in doubt use StreamByter's event monitor to examine the MIDI messages being sent. Regards, Nic. |
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