21-02-21, 00:21 -
Hi Ryo,
If you have a standard pedal attached to your keyboard, it works out-of-the-box. It may be reversed, but you should notice effects.
So no fiddling with parameters required...
If it does work, it is either non-standard or not functioning.
No crystal bowl here, so please give some more info.
If you can't find that from the docs, some debugging info can help.
Go to the commandline and execute "python midimon.py".
You can play a note to check whether you get output at all (it should give info on the note-on and note-off you just played).
When you push the sustain pedal, you should info about that as well. Here is my output doing above:
What's important now: is there any output when using the pedal and if so: is the number 64 and what are the values (here 127 an 0).
If you have a standard pedal attached to your keyboard, it works out-of-the-box. It may be reversed, but you should notice effects.
So no fiddling with parameters required...
If it does work, it is either non-standard or not functioning.
No crystal bowl here, so please give some more info.
If you can't find that from the docs, some debugging info can help.
Go to the commandline and execute "python midimon.py".
You can play a note to check whether you get output at all (it should give info on the note-on and note-off you just played).
When you push the sustain pedal, you should info about that as well. Here is my output doing above:
Code:
Open "IMPACT LX25 28:1" as MIDI IN 6
Open "SMFplayer 128:0" as MIDI IN 7
"IMPACT LX25 28:0" -> Channel 1, message 9
==> Note on 62=D4, velocity=42 (velocity=0 means note-off)
"IMPACT LX25 28:0" -> Channel 1, message 8
==> Note off 62=D4, velocity=0
"IMPACT LX25 28:0" -> Channel 1, message 11
==> ControlChange 64 (Sustain/damper pedal), with value 127
"IMPACT LX25 28:0" -> Channel 1, message 11
==> ControlChange 64 (Sustain/damper pedal), with value 0
This post was last modified: 21-02-21, 00:23 by hansehv.