Thanks Stephen, But what I want is a *different thing:*
I know that is possible read a MIDI file as a text, but I want see the MIDI messages in *real time* when I play a MIDI channel in a DAW ou Sibelius/Finale... It is important to me *to understand how those messages will be sent to my VSTi plugin.* Another advantage: if I see the MIDI messages in real time, I will discover which symbols in music notation are become MIDI messages more quickly. *Question:* Anyone have any idea how can I see the *MIDI messages played in* *real time from a DAW or from Sibelius?* Thanks again, Nyck My System: Mac OSX 10.10.5 (but I have Windows and Linux computers too) On Tue, Jan 5, 2016 at 3:14 PM, Stephen Sinclair <[email protected]> wrote: > On Tue, Jan 5, 2016 at 1:28 PM, Nycholas Maia <[email protected]> wrote: > > Question 1: > > I intend develop a VSTi for synthesis of music instruments using MIDI > > information that comes from music editors Sibelius/Finale playback in > real > > time. > > The problem is that in music sheet we have a lot of different symbols and > > expressions that should be change the instrument sound like a > "glissando", > > "portamento", "staccato", "pizzicato", "legato" and others.... > > > > How can I know if Sibelius/Finale will send me a MIDI message for this > type > > of music information? > > I think that Sibelius/Finale will only send the Standard MIDI > information, > > it means: Note On/Off, Velocity and Volume. > > How can I discover which MIDI message I'm receiving from my music score > > editor (Sibelius/Finale)? > > If you are using Linux, look into "arecordmidi", it can record MIDI > data to a file, then you can examine it. You'll have to see whether > Sibelius and Finale support any control codes that implement the > effects you are interested in. > > You might want to find a tool that can convert .mid files to text for > examination. A quick search reveals a few listed here, > http://www.goodeveca.net/Midifile_utils.html > > > Question 2: > > If Sibelius/Finale only send "Note On/Off", "Velocity" and "Volume", is > > possible to create a configuration file inside these editors to make them > > send new MIDI messages like "staccato", "legato" and others? > > These are not MIDI messages. I suggest you study up on General MIDI > and learn how it works and what it can represent. There is a reason > it is not used to represent score notation, but rather just trigger > keys and change "control codes". Some codes such as "aftertouch" > might be useful to you. > > https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_MIDI > http://www.midi.org/techspecs/midimessages.php > > No idea for Question 3. > > Steve >
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