The MIDI Pack is made up of five controls. Two controls give you MIDI device and file access (MIDI I/O and MIDIFile). The other three controls are interface widgets that give feedback (Indicator), and user input (Knob and Slider).

Used to receive MIDI messages from external MIDI devices. Messages can be retrieved using Events or polling. All messages are immediately time-stamped with millisecond accuracy as the control receives the event. The time stamp is automatic and takes place in the control, not in Visual Basic. This results in a highly accurate time stamp. MIDIIN has an internal queuing mechanism so, if messages arrive faster than your application can handle them, they will not be lost. MIDIIN automatically detects the available MIDI IN ports and allows you to select the port you wish to use. The built in message queue allows Long and Short MIDI messages to be received. The control has a buffer for receiving system exclusive messages.

Custom control provides the Visual Basic programmer with a way to read and write MIDI files. Both 0 (single track) and 1 (multiple-track) formats are supported. Using the MIDIFILE control, you can modify existing MIDI files or create entirely new ones from scratch. You have complete control over and access to every type of MIDI message. You can easily insert, delete, and modify tracks and messages at any time. MIDIFILE has complete support for System Exclusive messages. This control is a storage structure for MIDI data. It has no recording or playback functions built in. It was designed following the Standard MIDI File 1.0 specification. What you do with the MIDI data that is loaded into this control is completely up to your programming. Several Visual Basic samples are provided to illustrate the use of MIDIFILE, including MIDIFILE Control - Actions, Message Text, Track Names, MessageNumber, and Tempo.

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