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Title: midi note number confusion? Post by pablomastodon on Oct 3rd, 2008, 3:10am Greetings to a WONDERFUL forum and GIVE THANX for an even MORE WONDERFUL software. I've used MIDI-OX for many years for really simple stuff like monitoring streams (BIG help for trouble-shooting) and sysex transfers, but now with recent upgrades to my keyboard rig, I'm looking at doing LOTS more with MIDI-OX, finally breaking into the mapping functions... And I have discovered something which seems REALLY odd with the way my installation is behaving: when I play the lowest C on my controller, the input monitor tells me that I have played a midi note number 24, yet I find that in writing a data map I need to add an octave to address this key -- midi note number 36. What gives? How is it that MIDI-OX recognizes the note by one number for purposes of input monitoring and a different number for purposes of mapping? Pablo |
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Title: Re: midi note number confusion? Post by Peter L Jones on Oct 3rd, 2008, 2:02pm 24 is hexadecimal: 2 * 16 + 4 = 36 |
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Title: Re: midi note number confusion? Post by pablomastodon on Oct 5th, 2008, 12:15pm DOH! it seems a little incongruous to have the display monitor provide readout in hex and then require input in dec, but I guess it makes sense somehow. It sure would make life simpler if the data mapping filters also used hex... |
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Title: Re: midi note number confusion? Post by Jamie OConnell on Oct 6th, 2008, 2:28pm << It sure would make life simpler if the data mapping filters also used hex... >> As an alternative, you can have the monitors display Decimal: Options -> Display -> Monitor Hex If you uncheck it, it displays decimal. -or- Right Click on the Monitor and choose: Display Decimal |
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