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21.2. ignore_midi
ignore_midi
Ignores events
Remarks
• Like 
ignore_event()
, 
ignore_midi
is a very "strong" command. Keep in mind that 
ig-
nore_midi
will ignore all incoming events.
• If you just want to change the MIDI channel and/or any of the bytes, you can also
use 
set_event_par()
.
Example
on midi_in
if ($MIDI_COMMAND = $MIDI_COMMAND_NOTE_ON and $MIDI_BYTE_2 > 0)
ignore_midi
end if
if ($MIDI_COMMAND = $MIDI_COMMAND_NOTE_OFF or ...
($MIDI_COMMAND = $MIDI_COMMAND_NOTE_ON and $MIDI_BYTE_2 = 0))
ignore_midi
end if
end on
Ignoring note on and note off messages. Note that some keyboards use a note on command with
a velocity of 0 to designate a note off command.
See Also 
ignore_event()
21.3. on midi_in
on midi_in
MIDI callback, triggered by every incoming MIDI event
Example
on midi_in
if ($MIDI_COMMAND = $MIDI_COMMAND_NOTE_ON and $MIDI_BYTE_2 > 0)
message ("Note On")
end if
if ($MIDI_COMMAND = $MIDI_COMMAND_NOTE_ON and $MIDI_BYTE_2 = 0)
message ("Note Off")
end if
if ($MIDI_COMMAND = $MIDI_COMMAND_NOTE_OFF)
message ("Note Off")
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end if
if ($MIDI_COMMAND = $MIDI_COMMAND_CC)
message ("Controller")
end if
if ($MIDI_COMMAND = $MIDI_COMMAND_PITCH_BEND)
message ("Pitch Bend")
end if
if ($MIDI_COMMAND = $MIDI_COMMAND_MONO_AT)
message ("Channel Pressure")
end if
if ($MIDI_COMMAND = $MIDI_COMMAND_POLY_AT)
message ("Poly Pressure")
end if
if ($MIDI_COMMAND = $MIDI_COMMAND_PROGRAM_CHANGE)
message ("Program Change")
end if
end on
Monitoring various MIDI data