Hi Frank

I hope you have quicktime installed already...

Just create a player control from the rev palette and 
set the player's filename or path to the midi file's using
the object property inspector.

or scripting

create a player 
create a button with this script

answer file "Choose a midi file"
if there is a file it then -- limited check...
  -- is it really midi?
  set the path of player 1 to filepath 
end if

click on play in the player...

or script the player with

on mouseup
  play me
end mouseup

-- I admit I haven't tried this script but it would be cool if it did work
;)
Anyway, lookup the rev documentation for player and it's many features,
you'll see lots of cool things...

cheers
Xavier
http://monsieurx.com

> -----Original Message-----
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> Sent: Wednesday, 23 November, 2005 19:51
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> Subject: MIDI
> 
> I'm new to Rev/Dreamcard - day 1, actually.  I'm evaluating 
> it for a MIDI project.
>   Can anyone point me towards any MIDI playback examples?  
> [Not just playback of a file, but playback and looping of 
> sections of a file.]
>   I see a MIDI stack among the tutorial videos, but I haven't 
> found that stack anywhere yet.
>    
>   Thank you.
>    
>   Frank
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