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How to play all instruments of a midi file?
I already use the MIDI driver and Android MIDI library to play MIDI with Soundfont on Android. It works, but I only hear the piano. Even though my soundfont & midi file consists of many instruments, not just piano.
private int channel = 0;
SF2Soundbank sf = new SF2Soundbank(getAssets().open("test.sf2"));
synth = new SoftSynthesizer();
synth.open();
synth.loadAllInstruments(sf);
synth.getChannels()[0].programChange(0);
synth.getChannels()[1].programChange(1);
recv = synth.getReceiver();
synth.getChannels()[1].programChange(1);
recv = synth.getReceiver();
//To Play the Midi notes from midi file
MidiFile midiFile = new MidiFile(getAssets().open("test.mid"));
// Create a new MidiProcessor:
MidiProcessor processor = new MidiProcessor(midiFile);
// listen for all midi events:
processor.registerEventListener(new MidiEventListener() {
@Override
public void onStart(boolean fromBeginning) {
}
@Override
public void onEvent(MidiEvent event, long ms) {
if (event.getClass() == NoteOn.class) {
NoteOn noteOn = ((NoteOn) event);
try {
ShortMessage msg = new ShortMessage();
msg.setMessage(ShortMessage.NOTE_ON, channel, noteOn.getNoteValue(), noteOn.getVelocity());
recv.send(msg, ms);
} catch (InvalidMidiDataException e) {
e.printStackTrace();
}
} else if (event.getClass() == NoteOff.class) {
NoteOff noteOff = ((NoteOff) event);
try {
ShortMessage msg = new ShortMessage();
msg.setMessage(ShortMessage.NOTE_ON, channel, noteOff.getNoteValue(), noteOff.getVelocity());
recv.send(msg, ms);
} catch (InvalidMidiDataException e) {
e.printStackTrace();
}
}
}
@Override
public void onStop(boolean finished) {
}
}, MidiEvent.class);
// Start the processor:
processor.start();
Just figured this out. While the event listener listens for MidiEvents, most of them are also ChannelEvents, which is an detention of MidiEvent. The ChannelEvents have the info you need to load the channels of your synth.
Here is an example in Kotlin, within the onEvent callback.
var channel = 0
if(event is ChannelEvent){
Log.i("ChannelEvent", "${event.getChannel()}")
channel = event.channel
}
if (event is ProgramChange){
synth.channels[event.channel].programChange(event.programNumber)
}
The ProgramChange event has the channel number and instrument voice to load your synth.
Just figured this out. While the event listener listens for MidiEvents, most of them are also ChannelEvents, which is an detention of MidiEvent. The ChannelEvents have the info you need to load the channels of your synth.
Here is an example in Kotlin, within the onEvent callback.
var channel = 0 if(event is ChannelEvent){ Log.i("ChannelEvent", "${event.getChannel()}") channel = event.channel } if (event is ProgramChange){ synth.channels[event.channel].programChange(event.programNumber) }The ProgramChange event has the channel number and instrument voice to load your synth.
It is work. Thank you 👍👍
I have a problem again. When i force stop MidiProcessor. There is an instrument that continues to play. How to stop that instrument from playing?
processor = new MidiProcessor(midiFile);
processor.registerEventListener(new MidiEventListener() {
@Override
public void onStart(boolean fromBeginning) {
buatnotif(judul);
}
@Override
public void onEvent(MidiEvent event, long ms) {
int channel = 0;
if(event instanceof ChannelEvent){
channel = ((ChannelEvent) event).getChannel();
}
if (event instanceof ProgramChange){
synth.getChannels()[((ProgramChange) event).getChannel()].programChange(((ProgramChange) event).getProgramNumber());
}
if (event.getClass() == NoteOn.class) {
NoteOn noteOn = ((NoteOn) event);
try {
ShortMessage msg = new ShortMessage();
msg.setMessage(ShortMessage.NOTE_ON, channel, noteOn.getNoteValue(), noteOn.getVelocity());
recv.send(msg, ms);
} catch (InvalidMidiDataException e) {
}
} else if (event.getClass() == NoteOff.class) {
NoteOff noteOff = ((NoteOff) event);
try {
ShortMessage msg = new ShortMessage();
msg.setMessage(ShortMessage.NOTE_OFF, channel, noteOff.getNoteValue(), noteOff.getVelocity());
recv.send(msg, ms);
} catch (InvalidMidiDataException e) {
}
}
}
@Override
public void onStop(boolean finished) {
stopSelf();
}
}, MidiEvent.class);
processor.start();
@Override
public void onDestroy() {
if(processor != null && (processor.isRunning() || processor.isStarted())){
processor.stop();
}
super.onDestroy();
}
I have a problem again. When i force stop MidiProcessor. There is an instrument that continues to play. How to stop that instrument from playing?
processor = new MidiProcessor(midiFile); processor.registerEventListener(new MidiEventListener() { @Override public void onStart(boolean fromBeginning) { buatnotif(judul); } @Override public void onEvent(MidiEvent event, long ms) { int channel = 0; if(event instanceof ChannelEvent){ channel = ((ChannelEvent) event).getChannel(); } if (event instanceof ProgramChange){ synth.getChannels()[((ProgramChange) event).getChannel()].programChange(((ProgramChange) event).getProgramNumber()); } if (event.getClass() == NoteOn.class) { NoteOn noteOn = ((NoteOn) event); try { ShortMessage msg = new ShortMessage(); msg.setMessage(ShortMessage.NOTE_ON, channel, noteOn.getNoteValue(), noteOn.getVelocity()); recv.send(msg, ms); } catch (InvalidMidiDataException e) { } } else if (event.getClass() == NoteOff.class) { NoteOff noteOff = ((NoteOff) event); try { ShortMessage msg = new ShortMessage(); msg.setMessage(ShortMessage.NOTE_OFF, channel, noteOff.getNoteValue(), noteOff.getVelocity()); recv.send(msg, ms); } catch (InvalidMidiDataException e) { } } } @Override public void onStop(boolean finished) { stopSelf(); } }, MidiEvent.class); processor.start(); @Override public void onDestroy() { if(processor != null && (processor.isRunning() || processor.isStarted())){ processor.stop(); } super.onDestroy(); }
Problem solved:
```
@Override
public void onDestroy() {
if(processor != null && (processor.isRunning() || processor.isStarted())){
processor.stop();
processor.unregisterAllEventListeners();
processor.reset();
}
if(synth != null && synth.isOpen()){
synth.close();
}
if(recv != null){
recv.close();
}
super.onDestroy();
}
Just figured this out. While the event listener listens for MidiEvents, most of them are also ChannelEvents, which is an detention of MidiEvent. The ChannelEvents have the info you need to load the channels of your synth.
Here is an example in Kotlin, within the onEvent callback.
var channel = 0 if(event is ChannelEvent){ Log.i("ChannelEvent", "${event.getChannel()}") channel = event.channel } if (event is ProgramChange){ synth.channels[event.channel].programChange(event.programNumber) }The ProgramChange event has the channel number and instrument voice to load your synth.
How to handle Pitch Bend ?
Just figured this out. While the event listener listens for MidiEvents, most of them are also ChannelEvents, which is an detention of MidiEvent. The ChannelEvents have the info you need to load the channels of your synth. Here is an example in Kotlin, within the onEvent callback.
var channel = 0 if(event is ChannelEvent){ Log.i("ChannelEvent", "${event.getChannel()}") channel = event.channel } if (event is ProgramChange){ synth.channels[event.channel].programChange(event.programNumber) }The ProgramChange event has the channel number and instrument voice to load your synth.
It is work. Thank you 👍👍
Hello, could you tell me where the specific code for switching SoundFont Presets should be implemented? I've been trying for a long time with only piano sounds.
