On Sat, Feb 4, 2012 at 7:59 PM, James Ong
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Oh, I didn't type 3 rules in the same session and has been trying for hours without any success.
I didn't quite catch how all of these works, it will be appreciate to see each line with a comment so that other will know what it is.
router_begin
router_chan 0 15 1 0 //Select channel 0-15?
router_par1 40 127 1 0
//set volume to 40%?
router_par2 0 127 1 0
//what is 127?
router_end
Would it work without throttled the CC#39 as well?
On Sat, Feb 4, 2012 at 6:41 PM, R.L. Horn
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On Sat, 4 Feb 2012, James Ong wrote:
I tried as 3 separate rules and launch Java MIDI player to play midi song,
none of the sounds appear to be softer.
Am I doing something wrong? I didn't issue "router_clear" which will caused
all channels to appear silent when the song is play.
Upshot is, what you tried didn't work for me either. This, however, did:
router_clear
router_begin prog
router_chan 0 15 1 0
router_par1 0 127 1 0
router_par2 0 127 1 0
router_end
router_begin note
router_chan 0 15 1 0
router_par1 0 127 1 0
router_par2 0 127 1 0
router_end
This is sufficient to get some sound. In practice, you'll need to deal with pbend, cpress, and kpress in a similar way. Now, the CC rules:
router_begin cc
router_chan 0 15 1 0
router_par1 0 6 1 0
router_par2 0 127 1 0
router_end
router_begin cc
router_chan 0 15 1 0
router_par1 8 38 1 0
router_par2 0 127 1 0
router_end
router_begin cc
router_chan 0 15 1 0
router_par1 40 127 1 0
router_par2 0 127 1 0
router_end
CC7 and CC39 should now be throttled. Set the volume where you like with a "cc [chan] 7" command and, with luck, it will stay there.