On 08/06/16 23:01, Yassin Philip wrote:
Hi all!
I'm trying to find out what MIDIKEY number this weird controller I
have is sending. Sure enough, I can try them all from 1 to 127, but I
seem to remember an utility to do that?
It would speed up the process a lot :)
I found a gmidimonitor that says, for each hit on the pads:
Channel Message
10 Drum: Hi mid Tom (C, octave 3, velocity 43)
1 Note on, C, octave 3, velocity 43
But what I need is the number to use in the DrumGizmo's midimap.xml file:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<midimap>
<map note="44" instr="Hihat_foot"/>
<map note="37" instr="Snare_rim"/>
<map note="49" instr="Crash_left_shank"/>
<map note="57" instr="Crash_right_shank"/>
<map note="42" instr="Hihat_closed_shank"/>
<map note="46" instr="Hihat_semi_open"/>
<map note="35" instr="Kdrum_without_contact"/>
<map note="36" instr="Kdrum_with_contact"/>
<map note="51" instr="Ride_tip"/>
<map note="53" instr="Ride_shank_bell"/>
<map note="38" instr="Snare"/>
<map note="40" instr="Snare_rest"/>
<map note="47" instr="Tom1"/>
<map note="43" instr="Tom2"/>
<map note="41" instr="Tom3"/>
</midimap>
yPhil
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Yassin "xaccrocheur" Philip
http://manyrecords.com
http://bitbucket.org/xaccrocheur / https://github.com/xaccrocheur
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