Post by klay2000 on May 27, 2020 0:14:27 GMT
Hi , I’m trying to clear up some confusion I have about the +C flag in stream byter
It’s definition is ....... +C = Clone the incoming message and apply the output clause to the clone
For example
B6 10 = B6 50 +C
I’m trying to understand how the output really responds to the input when implementing the +C flag at the end of the output clause
An incoming cc16 message is received on midi channel 7...
Midifire sees this Incoming message and makes a copy of It at the output ?
So therefore that this creates an output message of cc 16 and cc 80 simultaneously on the output?
Is this the correct way to think of a +C flag? If not is there another way of explaining it so I understand it fully?
Thankyou
Clayton
It’s definition is ....... +C = Clone the incoming message and apply the output clause to the clone
For example
B6 10 = B6 50 +C
I’m trying to understand how the output really responds to the input when implementing the +C flag at the end of the output clause
An incoming cc16 message is received on midi channel 7...
Midifire sees this Incoming message and makes a copy of It at the output ?
So therefore that this creates an output message of cc 16 and cc 80 simultaneously on the output?
Is this the correct way to think of a +C flag? If not is there another way of explaining it so I understand it fully?
Thankyou
Clayton
