Is that SM takes into account just the MIDI Status 176 ?
Because when I assign the status eg 184,
nothing is happening. why?
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by lwaver on Sun Jun 17, 2012 2:52 pm
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Re: Status ?
by trogluddite on Sun Jun 17, 2012 4:50 pm
In this case, 'Status' just refers to the message type.
In genuine MIDI messages the message type and MIDI channel are combined into a single byte, with the upper four bits as the type, and lower four bits as Channel minus one (i.e. 0-15). Because of this, the status value will always be a multiple of 16 once the lower four bits have been separated out to get the Channel value.
Status values begin at 128, so that the highest bit is always set - this bit is used to indicate the start of a new message (hence data values only go from 0 to 127).
Valid values for 'Status' are...
128 Note Off (data1=note, data2=velocity)
144 Note On (data1=note, data2=velocity)
160 Poly Aftertouch (data1=note, data2=AT amount)
176 Continuous Controller (data1=CC number, data2=value)
192 Program Change (data1=prog.no., data 2 ignored)
208 Channel Aftertouch (data1=AT amount, data2 ignored)
224 Pitch Bend (data1=coarse, data2=fine)
240 Start SysEx message (needs to use dedicated SysEx primitives)
In raw MIDI, a value of 184 would be equivalent to; Type = Controller (176), Channel = 9 - but in SM you have to use the two separate values at their own inputs/outputs otherwise the message will get scrambled by the primitives.
In genuine MIDI messages the message type and MIDI channel are combined into a single byte, with the upper four bits as the type, and lower four bits as Channel minus one (i.e. 0-15). Because of this, the status value will always be a multiple of 16 once the lower four bits have been separated out to get the Channel value.
Status values begin at 128, so that the highest bit is always set - this bit is used to indicate the start of a new message (hence data values only go from 0 to 127).
Valid values for 'Status' are...
128 Note Off (data1=note, data2=velocity)
144 Note On (data1=note, data2=velocity)
160 Poly Aftertouch (data1=note, data2=AT amount)
176 Continuous Controller (data1=CC number, data2=value)
192 Program Change (data1=prog.no., data 2 ignored)
208 Channel Aftertouch (data1=AT amount, data2 ignored)
224 Pitch Bend (data1=coarse, data2=fine)
240 Start SysEx message (needs to use dedicated SysEx primitives)
In raw MIDI, a value of 184 would be equivalent to; Type = Controller (176), Channel = 9 - but in SM you have to use the two separate values at their own inputs/outputs otherwise the message will get scrambled by the primitives.
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Re: Status ?
by lwaver on Sun Jun 17, 2012 7:08 pm
I understand very well now.
well thank you troglodyte!
well thank you troglodyte!
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