Keyboard Piano

posted in Yar
Published October 28, 2005
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I sat down last night at a friend's house and I had my laptop out trying to write some music. I say trying because without a (midi)keyboard I find that composing becomes much more difficult. So I figured that a good project would be a midi keyboard on the actuall keyboard. And this is what I did. It plays nine octaves (four higher and four lower than middle C) and supports all 128 GM MIDI instruments. It even has the ability to attatch to external MIDI devices.

While it has almost not GUI, it does have functionality.

KEY MAPPINGA:C   W:C#S:D   E:D#D:EF:F   T:F#G:G   Y:G#H:A   U:A#J:BK:C1 - 9: Change Octaves (Middle C is the letter 'A' in octave 5)SPACE: Sustain PedalUP:    Change Instrument+1RIGHT: Change Instrument+10DOWN:  Change Instrument-1LEFT:  Change Instrument-10


nmidi.zip[5.84Kb]

Let me know of any problems!
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Pipo DeClown
I don't hear any sound, but the input is working =/
October 29, 2005 05:13 AM
H_o_p_s
What is your OS and java version?
October 29, 2005 11:34 AM
Pipo DeClown
XP Pro SP1. Java 1.5??
[edit] fixed by choosing another MIDI out device!
October 30, 2005 02:35 AM
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