On Fri, Jun 20, 2008 at 02:47:17PM -0500, Steve Wahl wrote: > > Running status is a midi feature that's been around from the > begining of midi. Status bytes have the high bit set (decimal > value is greater than 127), other bytes don't. For example, a > note on message looks like A0 45 40 (in hexadecimal). A0 is a > status byte that says "this message is a NOTE ON message for > midi channel 1." 45 is the note number, and 40 is the > velocity. If more note on messages need to be sent for > channel 1, the sender is allowed to send just more note > number, velocity byte pairs, without sending the initial byte, > so: A0 45 40 47 42 would be two note on messages on midi > channel 1, one for note 45 velocity of 40, one for note 47 > velocity of 42. Sorry to reply to my own host, but I was screwed up in that description. Note on messages start with a 9, not an A, so the two examples should be "90 45 40" and "90 45 40 47 42". Sorry 'bout that. --> Steve -- Steve Wahl steve@... "On this employee survey form, it asks, 'Do you trust your manager?' If I trust him to do the wrong thing, is that a 'yes'?"
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Re: [Ensoniq-VFX-SD] Beware cheap chinese USB MIDI cables on ebay...
2008-06-20 by Steve Wahl
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