These are for note on and note off messages. If your controller is sending note and note off, yes, you can use these.

Specifically for MIDI control messages, I found that you can have pitch bend opcodes in an instrument which work for MIDI performance and do nothing (i.e. are harmless) for off-line performance. The other MIDI control message opcodes may be similar -- I haven't tried them.

Regards,
Mike

-----Original Message-----
>From: Rory Walsh 
>Sent: Aug 14, 2006 6:00 AM
>To: Developer discussions 
>Subject: Re: [Cs-dev] MIDI interop command options
>
>I can't wait to try these out. Can I use them to communicate with my 
>midi controller? If not are there any plans to add this functionality in 
>the future?
>
>Rory.
>
>Michael Gogins wrote:
>> I've added the following long command-line options to Csound:
>> 
>> --midi-key=N            Route MIDI note on message
>>                         key number to pfield N as MIDI value [0-127]
>> --midi-key-cps=N        Route MIDI note on message
>>                         key number to pfield N as cycles per second
>> --midi-key-oct=N        Route MIDI note on message
>>                         key number to pfield N as linear octave
>> --midi-key-pch=N        Route MIDI note on message
>>                         key number to pfield N as oct.pch
>> --midi-velocity=N       Route MIDI note on message
>>                         velocity number to pfield N as MIDI value [0-127]
>> --midi-velocity-amp=N   Route MIDI note on message
>>                         velocity number to pfield N as amplitude
>> 
>> By using these flags, and adding an massign and pset statement, I was able 
>> to play one of the instruments in an otherwise unmodified "Trapped in 
>> Convert" using my MIDI keyboard. The regular score was performing at the 
>> same time.
>> 
>> Shortly I will add scaling to --midi-velocity-amp, and document the flags.
>> 
>> I think all examples and tutorials should be written with these flags and 
>> with appropriate massign and pset statements to enable MIDI performance.
>> 
>> I wish I had thought of this first, instead of the midi interop opcodes.
>> 
>> Regards,
>> Mike
>> 
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Thanks Mike, I'm down a midi keyboard at the moment but I'm looking 
forward to working with these. Cheers,

Rory.



Michael Gogins wrote:
> These are for note on and note off messages. If your controller is sending note and note off, yes, you can use these.
> 
> Specifically for MIDI control messages, I found that you can have pitch bend opcodes in an instrument which work for MIDI performance and do nothing (i.e. are harmless) for off-line performance. The other MIDI control message opcodes may be similar -- I haven't tried them.
> 
> Regards,
> Mike
> 
> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Rory Walsh 
>> Sent: Aug 14, 2006 6:00 AM
>> To: Developer discussions 
>> Subject: Re: [Cs-dev] MIDI interop command options
>>
>> I can't wait to try these out. Can I use them to communicate with my 
>> midi controller? If not are there any plans to add this functionality in 
>> the future?
>>
>> Rory.
>>
>> Michael Gogins wrote:
>>> I've added the following long command-line options to Csound:
>>>
>>> --midi-key=N            Route MIDI note on message
>>>                         key number to pfield N as MIDI value [0-127]
>>> --midi-key-cps=N        Route MIDI note on message
>>>                         key number to pfield N as cycles per second
>>> --midi-key-oct=N        Route MIDI note on message
>>>                         key number to pfield N as linear octave
>>> --midi-key-pch=N        Route MIDI note on message
>>>                         key number to pfield N as oct.pch
>>> --midi-velocity=N       Route MIDI note on message
>>>                         velocity number to pfield N as MIDI value [0-127]
>>> --midi-velocity-amp=N   Route MIDI note on message
>>>                         velocity number to pfield N as amplitude
>>>
>>> By using these flags, and adding an massign and pset statement, I was able 
>>> to play one of the instruments in an otherwise unmodified "Trapped in 
>>> Convert" using my MIDI keyboard. The regular score was performing at the 
>>> same time.
>>>
>>> Shortly I will add scaling to --midi-velocity-amp, and document the flags.
>>>
>>> I think all examples and tutorials should be written with these flags and 
>>> with appropriate massign and pset statements to enable MIDI performance.
>>>
>>> I wish I had thought of this first, instead of the midi interop opcodes.
>>>
>>> Regards,
>>> Mike
>>>
>>>
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Hi,

I can't seem to get csound~ working with csound64.dll.5.1.  After calling csoundCreate(), none
of the API functions seem to work.  Either a bad memory access is reported, or the function calls
just fail.  Since the CSOUND struct is opaque, I can't confirm if csoundCreate() is actually working
either.  

I have been able to get csound~ working with csound32.dll.5.1.  Do I need to do things differently
for the 64bit version?  I created a library using the following command:

lib /machine:i386 /name:csound64.dll.5.1 /def:csound.def

which creates the library csound.lib.  csound~ successfully links against this library.  I'm using
MSVC 7.0.9955.  

Davis


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