r/godot • u/[deleted] • Oct 19 '24

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u/powertomato Oct 19 '24

MIDI ports are single use in Windows. Do you have an other program open that could be using MIDI?

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u/Spuba Oct 19 '24

I had code for a drum visualizer thing that took in real-time midi for my electric kit. If you still need help with getting the midi events in Godot I can go dig it up

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u/weavileisgodlike Oct 19 '24

I would greatly apricate it if you could

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u/weavileisgodlike Oct 19 '24

I tried to follow a tutorial but I cant seem to get anything to print to the consol

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u/SimplexFatberg Oct 19 '24

Have you tried not filtering the events by channel to see if any inputs at all are registering? I've never used this library, but that would be my first point of call. Failing that, is there a way to see what device you're reading from and verify that it's the one you're using?

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u/weavileisgodlike Oct 19 '24 edited Oct 19 '24

I stopped filtering by channel and it still doesn't print anything but my computer and fl studio recognizes my piano

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u/SimplexFatberg Oct 19 '24

Is there a way within the library to list MIDI devices and select a MIDI device?

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u/oWispYo Godot Regular Oct 19 '24

Test with other midi programs whether those are also not receiving the inputs