| Safe Haskell | Safe |
|---|---|
| Language | Haskell2010 |
Sound.MIDI.Message.Channel
Description
Channel messages
Synopsis
- data T = Cons {}
- data Body
- get :: C parser => Int -> Channel -> Int -> Fragile parser T
- getWithStatus :: C parser => Int -> Fragile (T parser) T
- put :: C writer => T -> writer
- putWithStatus :: (Compression compress, C writer) => T -> T compress writer
- data Channel
- fromChannel :: Channel -> Int
- toChannel :: Int -> Channel
- data Pitch
- fromPitch :: Pitch -> Int
- toPitch :: Int -> Pitch
- data Velocity
- fromVelocity :: Velocity -> Int
- toVelocity :: Int -> Velocity
- data Program
- fromProgram :: Program -> Int
- toProgram :: Int -> Program
- data Controller
- fromController :: Controller -> Int
- toController :: Int -> Controller
- decodeStatus :: Int -> (Int, Channel)
Documentation
Constructors
| Cons | |
Fields
| |
get :: C parser => Int -> Channel -> Int -> Fragile parser T #
Parse a MIDI Channel message. Note that since getting the first byte is a little complex (there are issues with running status), the code, channel and first data byte must be determined by the caller.
getWithStatus :: C parser => Int -> Fragile (T parser) T #
Parse an event.
Note that in the case of a regular MIDI Event, the tag is the status,
and we read the first byte of data before we call get.
In the case of a MIDIEvent with running status,
we find out the status from the parser
(it's been nice enough to keep track of it for us),
and the tag that we've already gotten is the first byte of data.
putWithStatus :: (Compression compress, C writer) => T -> T compress writer #
This definition should be in Message.Channel, but this results in a cyclic import.
Instances
| Bounded Channel # | |
| Enum Channel # | |
| Eq Channel # | |
| Ord Channel # | |
Defined in Sound.MIDI.Parser.Status | |
| Show Channel # | |
| Ix Channel # | |
Defined in Sound.MIDI.Parser.Status | |
| Arbitrary Channel # | |
fromChannel :: Channel -> Int #
Instances
| Bounded Velocity # | ToDo: We have defined minBound = Velocity 0, but strictly spoken the minimum Velocity is 1, since Velocity zero means NoteOff. One can at least think of NoteOff with (Velocity 0), but I have never seen that. |
| Eq Velocity # | |
| Ord Velocity # | |
Defined in Sound.MIDI.Message.Channel.Voice | |
| Show Velocity # | |
| Arbitrary Velocity # | |
| Random Velocity # | |
Defined in Sound.MIDI.Message.Channel.Voice | |
fromVelocity :: Velocity -> Int #
toVelocity :: Int -> Velocity #
Instances
| Bounded Program # | |
| Enum Program # | |
| Eq Program # | |
| Ord Program # | |
Defined in Sound.MIDI.Message.Channel.Voice | |
| Show Program # | |
| Ix Program # | |
Defined in Sound.MIDI.Message.Channel.Voice | |
| Arbitrary Program # | |
| Random Program # | |
Defined in Sound.MIDI.Message.Channel.Voice | |
fromProgram :: Program -> Int #
data Controller #
We do not define Controller as enumeration with many constructors,
because some controllers have multiple names and some are undefined.
It is also more efficient this way.
Thus you cannot use case for processing controller types,
but you can use lookup instead.
maybe (putStrLn "unsupported controller") putStrLn $ lookup ctrl $ (portamento, "portamento") : (modulation, "modulation") : []
Instances
fromController :: Controller -> Int #
toController :: Int -> Controller #
decodeStatus :: Int -> (Int, Channel) #
for internal use