MidiIn
supported on
Reads midi events from MIDI devices.
Please check out the tutorial on input/output streams for further information on how to use devices. Due to technical reasons the input and output fields of a device can only be determined at runtime and therefore do not appear in this interface description. Use the "Web Interface Device Management" entry in the "Help" menu of a running InstantPlayer to determine available input and output fields of a device.
Inheritance
Code
XML encoding
<IOSensor type="MidiIn" Device='-1' MidiInPortName='InstantIO MidiIn' MidiChannel='1' ClientName='MidiIn Node' />
Classic encoding
IOSensor { type "MidiIn" Device "-1" MidiInPortName "InstantIO MidiIn" MidiChannel "1" ClientName "MidiIn Node" }
Interface
Filter: X3D only | Avalon only | All
id | Name | DataType | PartType | Default | ValueType | Description |
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Device | SFString | initializeOnly | -1 | A number starting at 0 specifying the port the MidiIn Node should operate. A value of -1 results in a virtual port that must be connected by an external software. | ||
MidiInPortName | SFString | initializeOnly | InstantIO MidiIn | The name of the MidiIn port to be created by this node. | ||
MidiChannel | SFString | initializeOnly | 1 | The midi channel on which to listen for events. | ||
ClientName | SFString | initializeOnly | MidiIn Node | The name of this MIDI client |