Hi Kurt,
Date: Wed, 12 Jan 2005 16:04:38 -0500 From: Kurt Kaufman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: MIDI volume control
playLoudness manages relative audioClip volume, but has anyone figured out a generic shell command to set the volume for MIDI playback (SW Synth in the 'volume control' control panel) or is the command device-dependent?
Purpose: To superimpose wav speech over midi music and control relative volumes.
Perhaps you are not using Quicktime? Otherwise it would be easy to, as you say, manage the relative [player] volume. Also, I take it you have existing MIDI sequences which you would like to use, and are not creating your own sequences for this project, since MIDI note-event volumes can range from 0-127.
I thought it was 0-60. AFAIK, 0 = mute and 60 = max volume in the QuickNotes external I use on the Mac. Sound volume levels have gotten a little dicey under Panther.
Anyway, yes, the note parameters in a sequence have the volume, which is effectively a QT MIDI note setting. I would think that _either_ the volume of a clip or, for sure, a player volume, would be independent from each other.
Haven't tried, though. For sure, it would be worthwhile to see if I can fire the QuickNotes external from Rev.
It works from the data fork in a SuperCard project, but I don't know how to deal with it in a Rev main stack. Any help appreciated.
TIA, Ken N.
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