channel and note commands require a channel number ranging from 1 to 16.
patch N
triggered
Send the patch specified by the N pin.
patch
triggered
Select a patch from the list.
pitch wheel
continuous
Send pitch wheel events.
pressure
continuous
Send channel pressure events.
controller N
triggered
Send the controller specified by the N pin.
controller
continuous
Select a controller from the list.
note
track N
continuous
Track N V pins and send events when they change.
track t
triggered
Send note N when t triggers, track V to send pressures events.
on
triggered
Send note on specified by N and V.
off
triggered
Send note off specified by N and V.
pressure
triggered
Send note pressure specified by N and V.
Notes
The Midi Out object is an injector.
Use it to put commands into an output destination.
The destination may be a device or a midi stream.
Many of the command modes have the ability to track input values and automatically send commands when appropriate.
Continuous Vs Triggered
Continuous modes track the input pin and automatically send the specified event.
The input has to change enough to warrant sending the event.
Input values are rounded to the closest midi number.
Example: If the V input changes from 23.2 to 23.3, an event will not be sent
(because the midi number is still 23).
But if V changes from 23.3 to 23.6, an event will be sent,
because the midi number changed from 23 to 24.
To avoid filling up streams, no more than 16 events can injected by one object in one frame.
Triggered modes require an edge at the t pin.
When triggered, the event will be injected immediately.
Clock Start Stop
This mode monitors the t pin and sends a clock event when it changes sign.
Changing the sign of the V pin will emit a start or stop event.
Patch and Controller Numbers
Select from the list of GM patch assignments or standard controllers,
or enter in a number of your choice.
Track Notes
There are two ways to track notes.
1) Track N monitors the N pin and issues note off/on event when it changes.
The V pin is also monitored and sends note pressure events.
2) Track t monitors the t pin.
When t goes negative, a note on event will be sent.
When t goes positive, a note off event will be sent.
Changes to the V pin will emit note pressure events.