SysEx Librarian is a utility for Mac OS X which lets you communicate with MIDI devices using System Exclusive messages, also known as SysEx. The most common use is to backup patch data from. Funny how the App Store works that way. And really unfortunate that the BlueBoard can't be configured to work the way Loopy needs. I have heard that both of these apps work great for different uses, but I have no experience with the BlueBoard.
Hi all,Hopefully people are still checking this part of the forum!
I would like some technical help if possible using Midi-Pipe. I'd like to see if anyone is able to code this using the Apple Script.
I'm trying to find a cheap way of adapting the PRESONUS STUDIOLIVE 16.0.2 and give it some broadcast mixer capabilities.
It has some midi ports on the back (which hopefully sends out info on fader positions). If so I'd like to use that information to create a trigger to mute studio speakers when ANY of the first 4 fader positions are above absolute zero ∞.
The end result would be the cc information converted into note on info which is sent to this box here...http://www.canford.co.uk/Products/42-68 ... S-SWITCHER
I've made a start on the coding using testing I've done on pro tools (this has not been tested at all with the mixer). All I've managed to do is get it to send a note for each individual fader. I need it to be more cleverly coded so the script knows where each fader position is and cuts the speakers when any of the first 4 faders are up and unmutes them when the first 4 faders are down.
on runme(message)
tell application 'Finder'
if (item 1 of message = 176) and (item 2 of message = 0) and (item 3 of message >0) then tell application 'MidiPipe' to MIDISend toPort 'MidiPipe AppleScript Input' withData (144, 39, 100)
if (item 1 of message = 176) and (item 2 of message = 0) and (item 3 of message = 0) then tell application 'MidiPipe' to MIDISend toPort 'MidiPipe AppleScript Input' withData (144, 41, 127)
if (item 1 of message = 176) and (item 2 of message = 1) and (item 3 of message >0) then tell application 'MidiPipe' to MIDISend toPort 'MidiPipe AppleScript Input' withData (144, 39, 100)
if (item 1 of message = 176) and (item 2 of message = 1) and (item 3 of message = 0) then tell application 'MidiPipe' to MIDISend toPort 'MidiPipe AppleScript Input' withData (144, 41, 127)
if (item 1 of message = 176) and (item 2 of message = 2) and (item 3 of message >0) then tell application 'MidiPipe' to MIDISend toPort 'MidiPipe AppleScript Input' withData (144, 39, 100)
if (item 1 of message = 176) and (item 2 of message = 2) and (item 3 of message = 0) then tell application 'MidiPipe' to MIDISend toPort 'MidiPipe AppleScript Input' withData (144, 41, 127)
if (item 1 of message = 176) and (item 2 of message = 3) and (item 3 of message >0) then tell application 'MidiPipe' to MIDISend toPort 'MidiPipe AppleScript Input' withData (144, 39, 100)
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if (item 1 of message = 176) and (item 2 of message = 3) and (item 3 of message = 0) then tell application 'MidiPipe' to MIDISend toPort 'MidiPipe AppleScript Input' withData (144, 41, 127)
end tell
end runme
Thanks for anyone who can help me on this - happy to be told its impossible if it is.
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Cheers
About midimouse and NoteOn messages: midimouse will only create Control Changes (CC). Every noteOn needs a corresponding noteOff, otherwise you’ll end up having hanging notes.
It’s not trivial to decide about noteOffs with mouseMove events only; that’s why I decided against it, but there’s software out there that you can use to change midi messages, for example MidiPipe. You can convert any CC to Note_On, Note_Off or Pitchbend values.
http://www.subtlesoft.square7.net/MidiPipe.html
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This table might be helpful, esp. Table 2 and Table 3:
http://www.midi.org/techspecs/midimessages.php
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