Difference between revisions of "Link-14 Output"
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This block outputs Control Change messages. The processed sensor signal is set to the controller value, leaving the controller number, MIDI Channel and MIDI out port to be set. Note that since the value can only be between 0 and 127, the signal coming in is scaled from 0-1023 to 0-127. | This block outputs Control Change messages. The processed sensor signal is set to the controller value, leaving the controller number, MIDI Channel and MIDI out port to be set. Note that since the value can only be between 0 and 127, the signal coming in is scaled from 0-1023 to 0-127. | ||
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This block outputs a MIDI Note On message. The processed sensor signal can be set to control either the note number, or the note velocity. You can also set the MIDI Channel number as well as the MIDI out port. As with Control Change, the signal is scaled from 0-1023 to 0-127. | This block outputs a MIDI Note On message. The processed sensor signal can be set to control either the note number, or the note velocity. You can also set the MIDI Channel number as well as the MIDI out port. As with Control Change, the signal is scaled from 0-1023 to 0-127. | ||
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This block sends out an OSC message using the processed sensor signal. You can specify the the text portion of the message, including slashes. You can also set the Host IP and Port for the recipient of the OSC messages. Note that putting multiple text strings separated by spaces causes multiple messages to be sent with different names but the same numerical value. | This block sends out an OSC message using the processed sensor signal. You can specify the the text portion of the message, including slashes. You can also set the Host IP and Port for the recipient of the OSC messages. Note that putting multiple text strings separated by spaces causes multiple messages to be sent with different names but the same numerical value. | ||
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Revision as of 23:16, 11 December 2016
The output window provides various options to map the sensor data to MIDI or OSC messages, so that the data can be made available for other software programs that can receive such messages.
MIDI Control Change
This block outputs Control Change messages. The processed sensor signal is set to the controller value, leaving the controller number, MIDI Channel and MIDI out port to be set. Note that since the value can only be between 0 and 127, the signal coming in is scaled from 0-1023 to 0-127.
MIDI Note On
This block outputs a MIDI Note On message. The processed sensor signal can be set to control either the note number, or the note velocity. You can also set the MIDI Channel number as well as the MIDI out port. As with Control Change, the signal is scaled from 0-1023 to 0-127.
OSC Message
This block sends out an OSC message using the processed sensor signal. You can specify the the text portion of the message, including slashes. You can also set the Host IP and Port for the recipient of the OSC messages. Note that putting multiple text strings separated by spaces causes multiple messages to be sent with different names but the same numerical value.