Maximum MIDI: advanced music applications in C++ by Paul Messick

By Paul Messick

Musical tool electronic Interface (MIDI) connects sound playing cards, musical tools, and pcs as a way to make tune. MIDI-based song courses can play song, train song thought and method, supply video games with interesting rankings, and make allowance musicians to list, edit, play, and print compositions. This publication is the programmer's definitive resource of knowledge for constructing MIDI-based home windows ninety five purposes.

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The instrument will provide at least the minimum set of General MIDI functionality, and use the GM Sound Set and Percussion Map as the list of available sounds. General MIDI Off: F0 7E 09 02 F7 This message turns General MIDI mode off. The receiving instrument will revert to its normal mode of operation. In both cases, the byte is either the device ID for the target instrument (available from the device's owner's manual), or 7F to broadcast the message to all devices. The 7F (broadcast) ID is recommended for most uses since it guarantees that all GM-capable devices on the system are in the proper mode.

UINT midiOutLongMsg(HMIDIOUT hMidiOut, LPMIDIHDR lpMidiOutHdr, UINT wSize); Sends a buffer of data, generally part or all of a sysex, to the specified device. The MIDIHDR structure must be properly initialized and prepared before calling this function. ● UINT midiOutPrepareHeader(HMIDIOUT hMidiOut, LPMIDIHDR lpMidiOutHdr, UINT wSize); Prepares a header, normally used for sysex messages, for processing by the device. The header structure and data buffer (lpData field of MIDIHDR structure) must be allocated using GlobalAlloc() using the GMEM_MOVEABLE and GMEM_SHARE flags.

The device driver will call the application (that is, whoever opened the device) at interrupt time. This code is called right then, no questions asked. If that part of the application's code is paged out to disk, the system would not be able to reload the code from disk and it would most likely crash. As a result, the code to be called by the device driver must reside in a fixed, pagelocked segment. Any global data that the code expects to have access to must be fixed and locked as well. def file.

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