mapd extended midi messages

bank select (controller numbers 0 and 32)

/midi/controller [device:(string)a-d] bank value:(int)0-16383

example: /midi/controller a bank 1000 1

modulation wheel (controller numbers 1 and 33)

/midi/controller [device:(string)a-d] modwheel value:(float)0.0-1.0

example: /midi/controller a modwheel 0.5 1

breath controller (controller numbers 2 and 34)

/midi/controller [device:(string)a-d] breath value:(float)0.0-1.0

example: /midi/controller a breath .5 1

foot pedal (controller numbers 4 and 36)

/midi/controller [device:(string)a-d] foot value:(float)0.0-1.0

example: /midi/controller a foot .5 1

portamento time (controller numbers 5 and 37)

/midi/controller [device:(string)a-d] portamento_time value:(float)0.0-1.0

example: /midi/controller a portamento_time .5 1

data entry (controller numbers 6 and 38)

/midi/controller [device:(string)a-d] data value:(int)0-16383

example: /midi/controller a data 1000 1

volume (controller numbers 7 and 39)

/midi/controller [device:(string)a-d] volume value:(float)0.0-1.0

example: /midi/controller a volume .5 1

balance (controller numbers 8 and 40)

/midi/controller [device:(string)a-d] balance value:(float)0.0-1.0

example: /midi/controller a balance .5 1

pan position (controller numbers 10 and 42)

/midi/controller [device:(string)a-d] pan value:(float)0.0-1.0

example: /midi/controller a pan .5 1

expression (controller numbers 11 and 43)

/midi/controller [device:(string)a-d] expression value:(float)0.0-1.0

example: /midi/controller a expression .5 1

effect control 1 (controller numbers 12 and 44)

/midi/controller [device:(string)a-d] effect1 value:(float)0.0-1.0

example: /midi/controller a effect1 .5 1

effect control 2 (controller numbers 13 and 45)

/midi/controller [device:(string)a-d] effect2 value:(float)0.0-1.0

example: /midi/controller a effect2 .5 1

general purpose slider 1 (controller number 16)

/midi/controller [device:(string)a-d] slider1 value:(int)0-127

example: /midi/controller a slider1 127 1

general purpose slider 2 (controller number 17)

/midi/controller [device:(string)a-d] slider2 value:(int)0-127

example: /midi/controller a slider2 127 1

general purpose slider 3 (controller number 18)

/midi/controller [device:(string)a-d] slider3 value:(int)0-127

example: /midi/controller a slider3 127 1

general purpose slider 4 (controller number 19)

/midi/controller [device:(string)a-d] slider4 value:(int)0-127

example: /midi/controller a slider4 127 1

pedals (controller numbers 64 through 69)

there are several standard controllers that are basically just switches that can be either on or off. for these controllers midi values 0 – 63 are treated as off and midi values 64 – 127 are treated as on. for the value field mapd treats a 0 as off (outputting midi value 0) and any non-zero integer as on (outputting midi value 127). so even though for the hold pedal midi value 1 would signal an off, in mapd to signal an on for hold pedal you could write

/midi/controller a hold 1 1

hold pedal (controller number 64)

/midi/controller [device:(string)a-d] hold value:(int)

example: /midi/controller a hold 0 1

portamento (controller number 65)

/midi/controller [device:(string)a-d] portamento value:(int)

example: /midi/controller a portamento 0 1

sustenuto pedal (controller number 66)

/midi/controller [device:(string)a-d] sustenuto value:(int)

example: /midi/controller a sustenuto 0 1

soft pedal (controller number 67)

/midi/controller [device:(string)a-d] soft value:(int)

example: /midi/controller a soft 0 1

legato pedal (controller number 68)

/midi/controller [device:(string)a-d] legato value:(int)

example: /midi/controller a legato 0 1

hold2 pedal (controller number 69)

/midi/controller [device:(string)a-d] hold2 value:(int)

example: /midi/controller a hold2 0 1

sound variation (controller number 70)

/midi/controller [device:(string)a-d] variation value:(int)0-127

example: /midi/controller a variation 127 1

sound timbre (controller number 71)

/midi/controller [device:(string)a-d] timbre value:(int)0-127

example: /midi/controller a timbre 127 1

release time (controller number 72)

/midi/controller [device:(string)a-d] release value:(int)0-127

example: /midi/controller a release 127 1

attack time (controller number 72)

/midi/controller [device:(string)a-d] attack value:(int)0-127

example: /midi/controller a attack 127 1

brightness (controller number 74)

/midi/controller [device:(string)a-d] brightness value:(int)0-127

example: /midi/controller a brightness 127 1

sound control 6 (controller number 75)

/midi/controller [device:(string)a-d] control6 value:(int)0-127

example: /midi/controller a control6 127 1

sound control 7 (controller number 76)

/midi/controller [device:(string)a-d] control7 value:(int)0-127

example: /midi/controller a control7 127 1

sound control 8 (controller number 77)

/midi/controller [device:(string)a-d] control7 value:(int)0-127

example: /midi/controller a control7 127 1

sound control 9 (controller number 78)

/midi/controller [device:(string)a-d] control7 value:(int)0-127

example: /midi/controller a control7 127 1

sound control 10 (controller number 79)

/midi/controller [device:(string)a-d] control10 value:(int)0-127

example: /midi/controller a control10 127 1

h4 general purpose buttons (controller numbers 80 through 83)

the general purpose buttons work like the pedals. a value of 0 is treated as off and midi value 0 is outputted. any non-zero value is treated as on and midi value 127 is outputted.

general purpose button 1 (controller number 80)

/midi/controller [device:(string)a-d] button1 value:(int)0-127

example: /midi/controller a button1 0 1

general purpose button 2 (controller number 81)

/midi/controller [device:(string)a-d] button2 value:(int)

example: /midi/controller a button2 0 1

general purpose button 3 (controller number 82)

/midi/controller [device:(string)a-d] button3 value:(int)

example: /midi/controller a button3 0 1

general purpose button 4 (controller number 83)

/midi/controller [device:(string)a-d] button4 value:(int)

example: /midi/controller a button4 127 1

effects level (controller number 90)

/midi/controller [device:(string)a-d] effects value:(int)0-127

example: /midi/controller a effects 127 1

tremulo level (controller number 91)

/midi/controller [device:(string)a-d] tremulo value:(int)0-127

example: /midi/controller a tremulo 127 1

chorus level (controller number 92)

/midi/controller [device:(string)a-d] chorus value:(int)0-127

example: /midi/controller a chorus 127 1

celeste level (controller number 93)

/midi/controller [device:(string)a-d] celeste value:(int)0-127

example: /midi/controller a celeste 127 1

phaser level (controller number 94)

/midi/controller [device:(string)a-d] phaser value:(int)0-127

example: /midi/controller a phaser 127 1

data buttons (controllers 96 and 97)

data button increment and data button decrement typically cause some registered or non-registered parameter to be either incremented or decremented. the controller value is ignored for these controller numbers.

data button incremenet (controller number 96)

/midi/controller [device:(string)a-d] data_button_inc [channel:(int)1-16]

example: /midi/controller a data_button_inc 1

data button decrement (controller number 97)

/midi/controller [device:(string)a-d] data_button_dec [channel:(int)1-16]

example: /midi/controller a data_button_dec 1

non-registered parameter (controller numbers 98 and 99)

/midi/controller [device:(string)a-d] nrp value:(int)0-16383

example: /midi/controller a nrp 1000 1

all sound off (controller number 120)

all sound off midi messages ignore the controller value, so it’s not used in the address pattern value string

/midi/controller [device:(string)a-d] all_sound_off [channel:(int)1-16]

example: /midi/controller a all_sound_off 1

all controls off (controller number 121)

all controls off midi messages ignore the controller value, so it’s not used in the address pattern value string

/midi/controller [device:(string)a-d] all_controls_off [channel:(int)1-16]

example: /midi/controller a all_controls_off 1

local keyboard on/off (controller number 122)

works like foot pedal.

/midi/controller [device:(string)a-d] local_keyboard value:(int)

all notes off (controller number 121)

all notes off midi messages ignore the controller value, so it’s not used in the address pattern value string

/midi/controller [device:(string)a-d] all_notes_off [channel:(int)1-16]

example: /midi/controller a all_notes_off 1

omni mode off (controller number 124)

all notes off midi messages ignore the controller value, so it’s not used in the address pattern value string

/midi/controller [device:(string)a-d] omni_off [channel:(int)1-16]

example: /midi/controller a omni_off 1

omni mode on (controller number 125) omni mode on midi messages ignore the controller value, so it’s not used in the address pattern value string

/midi/controller [device:(string)a-d] omni_on [channel:(int)1-16]

example: /midi/controller a omni_on 1

mono operation (controller number 126)

/midi/controller [device:(string)a-d] mono value:(int)0-127

example: /midi/controller a mono 127 1

poly operation (controller number 126)

/midi/controller [device:(string)a-d] poly value:(int)0-127

example: /midi/controller a poly 127 1

program change

/midi/program device:(string)a-d [channel:(int)1-16]

example: /midi/program a 64 1

channel pressure

/midi/channel_pressure device:(string)a-d [channel:(int)1-16]

example: /midi/channel_pressure a 64 1

pitch wheel

/midi/pitch_wheel device:(string)a-d [channel:(int)1-16]

song position pointer

/midi/song_position device:(string)a-d

example: /midi/song_position a 1000

song select

/midi/song_select device:(string)a-d

tune request

/midi/tune_request [device:(string)a-d]

example: /midi/tune_request a

midi clock

/midi/clock [device:(string)a-d]

midi tick

/midi/tick [device:(string)a-d]

midi start

/midi/start [device:(string)a-d]

midi stop

/midi/stop [device:(string)a-d]

midi continue

/midi/continue [device:(string)a-d]

midi active sense

/midi/activesense [device:(string)a-d]

midi reset

/midi/reset [device:(string)a-d]

alternate forms of the midi realtime messages

midi clock

/midi/realtime [device:(string)a-d] clock

midi tick

/midi/realtime [device:(string)a-d] tick

midi start

/midi/realtime [device:(string)a-d] start

midi stop

/midi/realtime [device:(string)a-d] stop

midi continue

/midi/realtime [device:(string)a-d] continue

midi active sense

/midi/realtime [device:(string)a-d] activesense

midi reset

/midi/realtime [device:(string)a-d] reset

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