BS2 midi Out problem
vldo
Posts: 7
Hi,
I'm beginner with BS2 and I'm trying to send a midi Out to my
"Xstation" : www.soundonsound.com/sos/sep04/articles/xstation25.htm
finaly I want to make a 6 piezo midi drum complect, wich I can connect to "Xstation" via midi
and controll the "reason" software
I've connected the midi cable as intructed in:
peabody.sapp.org/class/dmp2/read/nv94_gettin_midi_with_it.pdf
and loaded the code from here:
www.interaccess.org/arg/arg-knowledge/MIDI.BS2
or my code:
it's two note on messages but with different velocity right ?
I've tried to varie the '$60' '$144' but still got no results in my synth.
The debug window is showing reaction but my synth is dead quiet
is it possible that this has smething to do with the boud rate ?
I'm beginner with BS2 and I'm trying to send a midi Out to my
"Xstation" : www.soundonsound.com/sos/sep04/articles/xstation25.htm
finaly I want to make a 6 piezo midi drum complect, wich I can connect to "Xstation" via midi
and controll the "reason" software
I've connected the midi cable as intructed in:
peabody.sapp.org/class/dmp2/read/nv94_gettin_midi_with_it.pdf
and loaded the code from here:
www.interaccess.org/arg/arg-knowledge/MIDI.BS2
or my code:
' {$STAMP BS2} ' {$PBASIC 2.5} 'Note ON: $90, note (0 – 127), velocity (0 – 127) 'Note Off: $80, note (0 – 127), velocity (0 – 127) '--------------SEROUT 8, $60, 0, [noparse][[/noparse]$90, $60C, $127] DO: SEROUT 8, $60, 0, [noparse][[/noparse]$90, $144, $127] DEBUG HOME, "SEROUT 8, $60, 0, [noparse][[/noparse]$90, $144, $127]" PAUSE 1000 SEROUT 8, $60, 0, [noparse][[/noparse]$90, $144, $0] DEBUG HOME, "SEROUT 8, $60, 0, [noparse][[/noparse]$90, $144, $0]" PAUSE 1000 LOOP
it's two note on messages but with different velocity right ?
I've tried to varie the '$60' '$144' but still got no results in my synth.
The debug window is showing reaction but my synth is dead quiet
is it possible that this has smething to do with the boud rate ?
Comments
Try switching the BAUDMODE to 188 (decimal) which means no $.
Regards,
Bruce Bates
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sorry for the dirty post, with a sily mistake.
I found this:
and I tried to change various Boudrates but, still the same ...
please can anny one help, thenk's
http://mrogalsky.web.wesleyan.edu/otherthings/voltage-midi/midireference.html