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According to the documentation, the Arduino should show up as a USB MIDI device. Does it?
Some links: Transmitting and Receiving MIDI Messages getting input from MIDI keyboard Listens to a MIDI port and dump the received event to the con...
I'd guess your controller is sending a 14-bit value, which would be implemented with separate MSB and LSB controller numbers. (See the Control Change ...
No; the entire design assumes it's connected to a PC.
A USB connection is always between a device and a host, where "host" means a PC, or a device that pretends to be one (such as Kenton's USB MIDI host)....
Most MOTU USB MIDI devices use isochronous transfers (the same mechanism as used with MIDI over FireWire), while all other USB MIDI devices use bulk t...
According to the manual, the A-37 is capable of transmitting bank select and program change messages on any desired channel. Please specifiy what p...
Pitch bend has always used 14 bits in MIDI 1.0. MIDI is an interface specitication, so there can be only additions to the standard. Making any chan...
The first claim of your WIPO application states: lm procédé méthode ou code de langage musical révolutionnaire et méthode d'enseignement musicale d...
Both devices will receive it and think it's for them.
When you have two separate connections from the PC to the devices, and send a message to one of them, the other one will not see it.
Changing conflicting device IDs with SysEx messages would not be possible; what should the device ID of that message be? Anyway, most devices do no...
This is not the correct way to compute the current; you have to add up the voltage drops of all three resistors (the output's two, and the receiver's ...
The Electrical Specification Update (PDF) shows what resistors to use if the output is powered with 3.3 V. MIDI requires a current of at least (and...
There is no standard way to do this. You can put whatever you like into such a text event, but no other software will be able to handle it.