>> 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.
Kurt replied:
> 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.
Hi Kurt,
Apologies... I said 'shell command' but I meant 'mciSendString'.
Background reading seems to indicate that 'volume' is not a 'required'
command, but if the 'volume control panel' can do it, and if Windows
MediaPlayer
can do it (it resets midi volume back to 100%), I assume access to MIDI volume
control is indeed possible.
'put mciSendString("setAudio volume 75") into returnValue'
What's the correct 'mciSendString' command syntax?
/H
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