Hello all,
I have a MIDI device that sends an "all notes off" signal.
This might consist of (for example): 182 123 0

I am trying to figure out how to get pd-vanilla to send a bang when it receives these three numbers sequentially.

The MIDI stream arrives on separate lines, e.g.
182
123
0

If I could get it to arrive as 182 123 0, I could use route to create the bang; however, I've spent hours trying to figure out how to do it and can't for the life of me work it out!

If anyone has any suggests they would be much appreciated,

Many thanks,

Harry

@harryt I immediately think of doing it like this........

but do all of the messages come in sets of 3 floats?
You might need to add some extra logic..... come back here if you have trouble....
David.

@harryt ...... and here is a "logic" solution.
It should bang when the three floats are received in the correct order......
midi_panic.pd
David.

Have you considered using [repack] from the zexy library?

Are we talking about the standard "all notes off" controller message here? All you have to do there is use a [ctlin] or [ctlin 123] then connect all outputs to a 3 or 2 input pack object and a message substitution template (ie [$3 $2 $1( or [$2 $1(, respectively) to turn the order around. After that just feed it through consecutive route objects to get what you want where you want.

I think you need just [ctlin 123 midich] with a bang.

@mario said:

I think you need just [ctlin 123 midich] with a bang.

It should work that way - but not sure it actually does ATM. The midi object help file only shows input objects with single optional arguments. In the case of ctlin it's just the controller number.

@NoDSP yap this is true, but the "all note off" message is a CC message and it should be like this: 1. MIDIch - 2. CCnr (123) - 3. Value (that is 0)
then [ctlin 123] it would be enough. if you want you can create [ctlin 123 12] for example, if you wanna receive messages on the MIDI ch 12.