NRPN assignments vary between different device manufacturers, and should be listed in the appropriate equipment manuals.
RPN response may be enabled at power-up. There are two main parts to each parameter change command. The first is the number, which identifies or addresses the specific parameter, and the second is the data value or variation to assign to the specific parameter. A pair of MIDI Controllers are used to select each specific parameter number, and it is advisable that the pair should always be sent together. The most recently received parameter number becomes the active parameter number for the particular MIDI channel.
Therefore there is only one active parameter number per channel. Controller 6 called the Data Entry MSB sets the parameter value directly, and Controller 38 called the Data Entry LSB may optionally be used as a fine adjustment to improve on the precision of the parameter value. Data Increment and Data Decrement controllers are not consistently supported. The value portion of these messages is sometimes given a value or step size, but the transmitted value byte is commonly set to zero.
Many slave devices will ignore the value byte, and a default step size often equal to one will be employed. Once you have received the verification code, you will be able to choose a new password for your account. RSS Feed. Receive E-mail Updates. Sign in to your account. If you are new here please register for an account. Remember Me. Forgot Username? Forgot Password? Technical Question. I have a question about NRPN non-registered parameter number data. There are no comments made for this post yet.
Eddie Lotter. Given that NRPN is for proprietary use, yes, it's possible to implement a scheme as you suggest if that's what you want to do. Max Dobroselsky. But if the format of NRPN can be totally arbitrary, is it possible to read them? For example, we can easily read custom meta events since meta events have fixed format. Is there reliable way to read it? So if we don't know NRPN, it's impossible to read it in general case?
But in practice, how many vendors do that? Maybe it would make sense to clearly emphasize this in the specs? ATM this is not mentioned in the CC table on midi. And many are just sending "data MSB". Which leaves the receiving side with the problem to be uncertain when exactly it can assume the N RPN message sequence to be complete.
But what if the next MIDI message arrives seconds away or even not at all? Which is problematic, because depending on what that parameter actually does, it can lead to audible glitches. Keep in mind that N RPNs are nowadays used for use cases beyond of what it was originally designed for.
For instance N RPNs are heavily used in event-driven scripts of virtual instruments to trigger certain behaviours, and there it matters whether certain behaviour is triggered once or twice, and then even with a wrong value. Maybe this issue is a candidate to be addressed in upcoming MIDI 2. In MIDI 2. Page : 1.
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