I'm trying to control a lighting board (MyDmx 3.0) and simply want to send a MIDI note (say C0) from BandHelper to my lighting board. I'm able to connect from my iOs app (iPhone) to my MacBook running the lighting software. Need help just having a single MIDI note sent at the start of the song to cue the lighting change. Any advice? I'm a relative newbie to higher level MIDI functions. Thanks guys!
You can place the hex code for a MIDI Note On message into the Raw MIDI field of a MIDI preset. Here's an example:
90 3C 7F
9 = note on message
0 = channel 1, in hexadecimal, counting from 0 (one digit)
3C = note number 60, in hexadecimal (two digits)
7F = velocity 127, in hexadecimal (two digits)
Thank you! All I needed!
Hi Arlo
Just found this thread, and it is just what I was looking for..
Can you please tell me which note is being sent when you select note 60 in your example..? Ie what note/key is referenced?
I am trying to set up a midi preset note send to trigger a Tsunami wav trigger for backings... the tsunami triggers each stored backing track on receipt of a midi note-on command corresponding to the track number ie C#1 triggers track 25 etc.
Also is it possible with this system to send notes higher than the 128 limit....?
Appreciate the help
Here's a chart showing all the MIDI note numbers and their corresponding pitches:
https://computermusicresource.com/midikeys.html
I don't think there is a way to reference more than 128 different notes. If you need to select from a larger number of backing tracks, you'd have to see if the receiving software has some mechanism for changing banks or something like that (they might call it something different). The MIDI standard includes a mechanism for changing banks when sending program changes, but not when sending notes, so if the software has something like that, it wouldn't be standardized.
Awesome, many thanks for your reply...