Can someone explain again, more clearly, exactly what message(s) I should send to the [midiout], to be received as midi clocks ie:
[metro 20.833] l [???( l [midiout]
Also, is there some way to get position, start and stop, in PD? I did get [midirealtimein] working, and the zeros are indeed more or less coming in at 24 ppq.
~David
On 9/25/06, martin.peach@sympatico.ca martin.peach@sympatico.ca wrote:
De: patco megalegoland@yahoo.fr Date: 2006/09/25 lun. PM 03:31:21 GMT-04:00 À: martin.peach@sympatico.ca, pd-list@iem.at Objet: Re: RE: [PD] midi synch strategy
martin.peach@sympatico.ca a écrit : It does receive something, it just outputs zeros. Martin
I guess that sending these numbers in message boxes is not the way how midiout works,
Yes it is how it works. [midirealtimein] only responds to numbers greater than 248 when I send them through [midiout] one at a time. 248 is MIDI Clock. The MIDI spec says that the slave has to count clocks at a rate of 24 per quarternote. I guess [midirealtimein] should bang a counter. It doesn't handle the count itself.
is it possible to know what kind of message this object is expecting?
[midiout] should pass any midi message but you have to send the right number of bytes (3 for noteon, 1 for clock, etc.) or it will hang.
Martin
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