Module mididings.event — mididings documentation

# Module `mididings.event`

This module defines classes and functions for dealing with MIDI events in Python code, e.g. when using `Process()` or `Call()`.

class MidiEvent(type, port=0, channel=0, data1=0, data2=0, sysex=None)

  A MIDI event, as seen by Python code.

  Each event has these attributes:

  type

    The event type, one of the Event Types constants.

  port

    The port number.

  channel

    The channel number.

  data1

    The first data byte, meaning depends on event type.

  data2

    The second data byte, meaning depends on event type.

  The following attributes are only valid for certain event types, and accessing them will raise an error otherwise:

  note

    The note number, stored in `data1`.

  velocity

    The velocity value, stored in `data2`.

  ctrl

    The controller number, stored in `data1`.

  value

    The controller value, stored in `data2`.

  program

    The program number, stored in `data2`. Unlike `data2`, this attribute observes the `data_offset` setting.

  sysex

    SysEx data.

Several utility functions are defined to simplify the creation of event objects. Each of these functions returns a newly created object of type `MidiEvent`:

NoteOnEvent(port, channel, note, velocity)

  Create a new note-on event object.

NoteOffEvent(port, channel, note, velocity=0)

  Create a new note-off event object.

CtrlEvent(port, channel, ctrl, value)

  Create a new control change event object.

PitchbendEvent(port, channel, value)

  Create a new pitch bend event object.

AftertouchEvent(port, channel, value)

  Create a new aftertouch event object.

PolyAftertouchEvent(port, channel, note, value)

  Create a new polyphonic aftertouch event object.

ProgramEvent(port, channel, program)

  Create a new program change event object.

SysExEvent(port, sysex)

  Create a new sysex event object.