Hi everyone — I converted this java sample of themidibus in to python: https://github.com/sparks/themidibus/blob/master/examples/Basic/Basic.pde I first made sure it worked with my midi device connected and responded in the java sample. No technical issues in retooling the code but it won’t recognise any change in midi state. The main myBus object is recognised by printing in draw(). Looks like controllerChange() or notOn/Off() isn’t activating. Is this a known bug? Any recommendations including alternative libs? Thanks!!!

[image] Guido cannot work in python mode Processing.py For such libraries, see whether they offer an alternative way to pass a custom callback (generally an instance of some functional interface provided by the library) besides those callbacks directly defined in the PApplet sketch. smirk_cat

Feck. The above info sounds beyond my knowledge at present. Odd thing is it sometimes (after relaunching processing) gets as far as returning a callback print but stops short of the actual data - stops here: print("--------"). Then it seems to basically crash without crashing as nothing is called back. Then I have to relaunch processing to get that far again. Do you know of any midi library tried and trusted in py mode?

SmallButDigital.com/docs/themidibus/index.html?themidibus/package-summary.html [image] Issue: support TheMidiBus callbacks opened by aparrish on 2016-05-13 closed by jdf on 2017-07-09 TheMidiBus is the only 3rd-party Processing library that comes up in a search for "midi" in the "Add Tool..." dialog. It's...

…so, according to that issue, jdf included MidiBus callback support in Processing.py in Implement The MidiBus callbacks. Completes #206. by on 03:04AM - 09 Jul 17 UTC changed 1 files with 166 additions and 1 deletions. The specific methods for noteOn / noteOff / controllerChange are at the bottom of the commit.

Hey folks, I have the following code, but still can’t get the noteOn to be called (even though the note is played), did you manage to get it working? add_library('themidibus') def setup(): global myBus size(400, 600) MidiBus.list() myBus = MidiBus(this, -1, "IAC_MIDI") def draw(): channel = 0 pitch = 64 velocity = 127 myBus.sendNoteOn(channel, pitch, velocity) delay(2000) myBus.sendNoteOff(channel, pitch, velocity) def noteOn(channel, pitch, velocity): print("here") print(channel) print(pitch) print(velocity) EDIT: Just noticed that in order for the callbacks to work, we need to set an input on the MidiBus like MidiBus(this,"IAC_MIDI", "IAC_MIDI"). Now it’s working fine :sweat_smile: EDIT 2: For some reason it just stopped working, so I still need help :confused: EDIT 3: I noticed that it works when I first open processing, but if I stop my sketch and run again, it doesn’t work anymore.

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