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21.5. Multi Script Variables
$MIDI_CHANNEL
The MIDI channel of the received MIDI event. Since KONTAKT can handle four different MIDI ports, this number can go from
0 - 63 (four ports x 16 MIDI channels).
$MIDI_COMMAND
The command type like Note, CC, Program Change etc. of the received MIDI event. There are various constants for this vari-
able (see below).
$MIDI_BYTE_1
$MIDI_BYTE_2
The two MIDI bytes of the message, always in the range 0-127
$MIDI_COMMAND_NOTE_ON
$MIDI_BYTE_1
= note number
$MIDI_BYTE_2
= velocity
Note: a velocity value of 0 equals a note off command
$MIDI_COMMAND_NOTE_OFF
$MIDI_BYTE_1
= note number
$MIDI_BYTE_2
= release velocity
$MIDI_COMMAND_POLY_AT
$MIDI_BYTE_1
= note number
$MIDI_BYTE_2
= polyphonic key pressure value
$MIDI_COMMAND_CC
$MIDI_BYTE_1
= controller number
$MIDI_BYTE_2
= controller value
$MIDI_COMMAND_PROGRAM_CHANGE
$MIDI_BYTE_1
= program number
$MIDI_BYTE_2
= not used
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$MIDI_COMMAND_MONO_AT
$MIDI_BYTE_1
= channel pressure value
$MIDI_BYTE_2
= not used
$MIDI_COMMAND_PITCH_BEND
$MIDI_BYTE_1
= LSB value
$MIDI_BYTE_2
= MSB value
$MIDI_COMMAND_RPN/$MIDI_COMMAND_NRPN
$MIDI_BYTE_1
= rpn/nrpn address
$MIDI_BYTE_2
= rpn/nrpn value
Event Parameter Constants
Event parameters to be used with 
set_event_par()
and 
get_event_par()
:
$EVENT_PAR_MIDI_CHANNEL
$EVENT_PAR_MIDI_COMMAND
$EVENT_PAR_MIDI_BYTE_1
$EVENT_PAR_MIDI_BYTE_2