Look at the cpstmid opcode.
-- 
Gabriel Maldonado

http://web.tiscalinet.it/G-Maldonado/home2.htm


patrick pagano wrote:
> 
>             Re: "foutir", RT MIDI vs. non-rt equivalent instruments.
> Hello Larry
> I as well would love to have some opcode that would convert or be able
> to assign
> frequency to a particular midi note number
> say converting  midi # 60 to 256hz  instead of of 261.6hz
> but i think the problem might be on the midi side.
> it would have to do some pitch bend type of function for what i am
> looking for
> which is basically instant midi Just Intonation  instead of midi tuning
> dumps
> which tend (at least my old TX81z) to have an error of 1.56 hz which
> from one
> note to the other might be unhearble in melodic sequences but in drone
> pieces
> you can hear it.
> I am probably off-base a bit on this comment because i have not been
> following
> your whole thread but i can't help thinking about "in a silver Scale" an
> what it
> was trying to achieve~it just needs to happen with midi!
> 
> Hope i am not too far off topic
> Cheers
> Pat Pagano, Director