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Re: MIDIReadProc and 0x80
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Re: MIDIReadProc and 0x80


  • Subject: Re: MIDIReadProc and 0x80
  • From: Marc Poirier <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 25 Sep 2002 14:16:57 +0200 (CEST)

> for one midi keyboard key press. The 144 is for note on, the 57 is
> the note number, the 77 is the key velocity. Then when I lift my
> finger the next trio of bytes is displayed which is 144 (why is this a
> note on?), the 57 is the note number, and the 0 (the audacity!) is the
> key velocity.

There are two ways to send note-off in MIDI-world: note-off status byte
or note-on status byte with velocity 0. It's up to the hardware or
software designer which to choose to send, but you should always support
receiving both.

Marc
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