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It is, MIDIUSB handles device/endpoint descriptors, parses USB packets, and just buffers the 32-bit MIDI USB data packets and forwards them to the user. As long as it doesn't turn my entire post into italics or emoticons, I don't see any problem with it.

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For larger snippets I do use code tags of course. I don't use the standard code tags for short snippets of code, because I believe the highlighted code is much easier to read that way.

Pieter:- Have you got some sort of special dispensation from the rules that allow you to post code in quote tags and not code tags? You never seem to use code tags when you are pushing that library you are so devoted to.

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It prints the MIDI messages it receives to the Serial monitor, and it allows you to enter hexadecimal MIDI messages in the Serial monitor that are then sent over USB as MIDI messages. to the USB MIDI interface as real MIDI messages. printed in the MIDI monitor, and text input from the MIDI monitor is sent The pipe is bidirectional, so MIDI input from the USB MIDI interface is Midiusb | pipe | midimonitor // Connect USB MIDI interface and MIDI monitor If you want to use the Arduino as a MIDI monitor, you can use the following: #include

The Control Surface library I maintain has a MIDI USB parser so you don't have to worry about raw USB traffic, just MIDI messages. The MIDI read example just prints these USB packets. If you want to do actual MIDI, you need a MIDI parser on top of that. The MIDIUSB library doesn't actually parse any MIDI messages, it just gives you the raw USB packets.

There is no 'MIDI environment', MIDI is a connection between two devices, it doesn't broadcast anything.

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Unless you have some MIDI software running on your computer that routes them to the Arduino, the Arduino is not going to receive anything. The MIDI messages from the keyboards are sent to your computer. I have several keyboard connected through audio interfaces which act as a USB Host. I have then tried the midi usb read example.when uploaded to the board I am viewing the serial monitor and see nothing when I play any of the keyboards in my midi setup. This is the output from the serial monitorĪny help would be appreciated as Im stuck at the moment What should I see?.I kind of thought that the midi read would become a type of midi monitor simply outputting everything that it sees within the midi environment.Īs an aside when I view the arduino in the Mac's audio midi setup and 'refresh midi capabilities' I get some activity in the serial monitor (and the midi monitoring software).which makes me think something is working. All the midi traffic from every component is visible in midi monitor on my Mac.as was the Arduino when it was writing. I installed the library and used the simple examples from GITHUB and successfully have the midis write example playing a middle c over and over on my Mac (MainStage) so far all good. Hi: after several Arduino MIDI controller projects using nano I have now tried a Leonardo board so that that I can you use USB rather than the DIN plugs.

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