Select and interpret raw MIDI data midiselect receives raw MIDI bytes and separates the input stream. MIDI data to be selected for output is set using object attributes. There is a separate data outlet associated with each MIDI data selection attribute. Any input data which is unselected will be sent out the object's eighth outlet. Cycling '74 Max Raw MIDI Data TEXT_HERE Raw MIDI Data TEXT_HERE Note-on and Note-off (list: Pitch, Velocity) TEXT_HERE Poly Key Pressure (list: Key, Value) TEXT_HERE Control Change (list: Controller Number, Value) TEXT_HERE Program Change TEXT_HERE Aftertouch TEXT_HERE Pitch Bend TEXT_HERE MIDI Channel TEXT_HERE Unselected Raw MIDI Data TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE Clear partial MIDI messages Clears the midiselect object's memory of any partial MIDI messages received up to that point. Evaluate and output MIDI messages Numbers received in the inlet (usually from a seq or midiin object) are treated as bytes of a MIDI message. The status byte and the filtering attributes determine the outlet which will be used to output the data bytes. Evaluate and output MIDI messages Floating-point numbers received in the inlet are converted to integer values and treated as bytes of a MIDI message. The status byte and the filtering attributes determine the outlet which will be used to output the data bytes. Pitch bend select When then bend attribute is set to 1, Pitch Bend information is sent out the 6th outlet, otherwise the Pitch Bend is sent out the 8th outlet as raw MIDI Data. Channel(s) select The ch attribute allows you to specify which MIDI input channels will be selected. While you can choose input from all channels by instantiating the midiselect object the the argument @ch all, you can also select specific channels (e.g., the argument @ch 1 3 5 will only select MIDI information on the first, third and fifth channels). Controller change(s) select The ctl attribute allows you to specify which MIDI controller messages will be selected. By default, no controlers are selected. You can select specific controlers to be filtered (e.g., the argument @ctl 7 9 64 will select the controler 7 (Volume), 9 (Pan), 64 (Sustain Pedal)). To select all controllers, use the argument @ctl all. To select no controllers (the default), use @ctl none. Note(s) select The note attribute allows you to specify which MIDI note messages will be selected. By default, no notes are selected. You can select specific notes to be filtered (e.g., @note 60 64 67 will select the C4, E4, G4 notes). To select all notes, use the argument @note all. To select no notes (the default), use @note none. Program change select When then pgm attribute is set to 1, Program Change information is sent out the 4th outlet. Otherwise, the Program Change is sent out the 8th outlet as raw MIDI Data. Poly pressure Note(s) select The poly attribute allows you to specify which MIDI poly pressure will be selected. By default, no poly pressure is selected. You can select specific notes to be filtered (e.g., @note 60 64 67 will select the C4, E4, G4 notes). To select all the notes, use the argument @note all. To select no notes (the default) use @note none. Aftertouch select When then touch attribute is set to 1, After touch data is sent out the 5th outlet. Otherwise, the Aftertouch is sent out the 8th outlet as raw MIDI Data. Note: Due to the nature of the MIDI coding, use of the ch attribute is cumulative: at least one channel needs to be specified; otherwise, all raw MIDI data will be sent out the 8th outlet. Out leftmost outlet: A note-on message. The first number is a pitch value and the second number is the velocity value.

Out 2nd outlet: A polyphonic key pressure message. The first number is an aftertouch (pressure) value and the second number is the pitch value (key number).

Out 3rd outlet: A control message. The first number is a control value and the second number is the controller number. Out 4th outlet: The number is the program change.

Out 5th outlet: The number is the aftertouch (channel pressure) value.

Out 6th outlet: The number is the pitch bend value.

Out 7th outlet: The number is the MIDI channel number.
Out the rightmost outlet: The raw MIDI data of all unselected MIDI events.