I got it from the thrift store. Now how do I Csound with it?
I need those opcodes so that I can look at it in the manual.

I done this before.
This piano doesn't have any knobs or sliders but I still want those opcodes.
Nor does it have any wheels on the left side.

One day I'll get a better one if I live long enough. I almost died from
pnemonia cause from smoking stupid cigarettes. It went away but I only got
5, 10 or 20 years left to live because I can't quit yet.

I still got the keystation pro 88 by m-audio but it's so heavy. I want a
lighter one.



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Windows 7, my favourite.
I got 7, 8 and 10 and Ubuntu.
I want to learn as much as I can but I almost died.
I was In a coma... a very very long dream in the hospital.
they had to shove a tube down my throat and I survived.
Helicopter saved my life.
DIED in my sleep; came back to life.



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Were you trying to use it as a controller, with Csound generating the sound?
If so, you need to find the hardware that will send the MIDI out from your
piano into your computer (sorry Im not a technical user, cant be more
specific). This may require both a MIDI cable, and a MIDI-usb converter
device, if you are working on a laptop with an old midi piano. Modern midi
controllers usually have their own built in Usb output, making things
simple. 

Then you have to figure out the piano's device number, which you can see if
you read the output if you run csound from the command line with -M99 flag.
Once you know which device number your piano is sending on, you can just use
the -Mx flag (-M1 for midi device 1. and so on). Or, just use -Ma to listen
to all midi devices on your system simultaneously. Now csound gets midi
input from the device. 

There are 16 channels of midi and different kinds of message types, so the
next step is to figure out which channel the device uses, or whether it can
switch channels. The manual of the piano is helpful for this, so is the
midiin opcode, which will show you the 4 bytes for every Midi message your
piano sends (if you set the midi input device flags properly). Run the
midiin example from the csound manual while hitting keys on your piano. You
will probably see mostly note-on and note-off messages. Maybe some cc
messages if you hit the wheels or pedal.

This process gives you an exact idea of how your piano sends midi messages,
which is the best way to proceed. Now you can use opcodes like massign,
noteon, veloc, ctrl7 (these are the best, but you need to use the midi
command line flags like i said). You can also use other command line flags
to do things like assign velocity (from your piano) to a p-value (of an
instrument). The usual method of using midi input to csound is to trigger
note events with each note-on message. This is the default behavior. But
massign and midiin give you full control if you want some other type of
process.

Doing csound midi output to play your piano's sounds is done in a sinilar
way, but the command line flags and opcodes used are different. Midion and
midiout, for example.

Also you cna just have csound take a midi file as input, and it respinds the
same as if the keys were pressed on a kidi input device.

Use ctrl+f on the csound manual "command line flags" page and search for
MIDI, to learn more.



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I think the faster way is to use Cabbage (www.cabbageaudio.com). It's a framework to make VST with the Csound engine. After you have installed it, all you have to do is to select your M-Audio keyboard as MIDI-IN in the Cabbage options and you are done! Now, if you start a Csound program within Cabbage, all the notes you play on your MIDI keyboard will be played by your Csound instrument. There are many examples on the cabbage site too.

Regards,

Il 2019-07-06 20:32 Cacophony7 ha scritto:

I got it from the thrift store. Now how do I Csound with it?
I need those opcodes so that I can look at it in the manual.

I done this before.
This piano doesn't have any knobs or sliders but I still want those opcodes.
Nor does it have any wheels on the left side.

One day I'll get a better one if I live long enough. I almost died from
pnemonia cause from smoking stupid cigarettes. It went away but I only got
5, 10 or 20 years left to live because I can't quit yet.

I still got the keystation pro 88 by m-audio but it's so heavy. I want a
lighter one.



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