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Divert Computer Keyboard to the Script
« on: Jan 7th, 2003, 8:42pm »
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The scripting feature is great.  I am using it to provide "one touch" midi prog-change messages, mapping the COMPUTER KEYBOARD keys to midi prog change messages.  Unfortunately, you do not divert the midi note on/off messages generated by the computer keyboard to the script.
 
So I have to run TWO instances of Midi-Ox, so that the computer keyboard midi messages generated in the first instance may be piped into the second instance via Midi-Yoke, in order to be translated by the script.
 
My wish: to have the computer keyboard generated midi be divertable into the script -- all within a SINGLE instance of Midi-Ox.
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Re: Divert Computer Keyboard to the Script
« Reply #1 on: Jan 8th, 2003, 1:35pm »
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Unfortunately, that wish is not feasible, as the scripting data is all routed and diverted in the MIDI Input callback, while the keyboard data is output via a different mechanism.  Changing either of these things would add latency and decrease reliability.
   
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