Output received RPN values Output the value from a specific Registered Parameter Number (RPN) and MIDI channel. Cycling '74 Max Raw MIDI Bytes From midiin TEXT_HERE Raw MIDI Bytes From midiin TEXT_HERE Parameter Value TEXT_HERE Parameter Change Delta TEXT_HERE Registered Parameter Number TEXT_HERE MIDI Channel TEXT_HERE Parameter number and channel The initial argument is a single registered parameter number (in the range 0-16383) to be recognized by rpnin. The parameter number can also be expressed as a symbol formatted 'MSB:LSB' (for instance, '1:0' would specify parameter 128). If there is no parameter number, or if the argument is a negative number, rpnin recognizes all registered parameter numbers. If a single parameter number is specified in the argument, the outlet which normally sends the parameter number is unnecessary, and is not created.

Following the controller number argument is a single channel number on which to receive parameter messages. If the channel argument is not present, rpnin receives parameter messages on all channels. In order for this argument to be used, a parameter number argument must precede it. To specify a channel number without specifying a parameter number, use -1 for the parameter number. The channel number is clipped to the range 1-16. Evaluate as 14-bit MIDI RPN data. The numbers are individual bytes of a MIDI message stream, received from an object such as midiin. Evaluate as 14-bit MIDI RPN data. The numbers are bytes of a MIDI message stream, received from an object such as midiin. Set the current parameter number. The message set without any arguments, or with an argument of -1, will cause rpnin to output incoming 14-bit MIDI registered parameter messages from any registered parameter. An argument between 0 and 16383 ((1 << 14) - 1) will cause rpnin to only output incoming 14-bit MIDI registered parameter messages from the parameter specified.

The set message also accepts an argument list comprising most signficant byte (MSB) followed by least significant byte (LSB). The 7-bit MSB will be bitshifted and ORd with the 7-bit LSB to specify a 14-bit parameter number. For instance, set 1 0 would specify registered parameter number 128.

The parameter number argument can also be expressed as a symbol formatted 'MSB:LSB'. For instance, set 1:0 would specify registered parameter number 128. High resolution value mode When enabled, rpnin expects high resolution, 14-bit values from the registered parameter. If you know that the parameter you are monitoring only transmits 7-bit values using the MSB, set hires to 0 to avoid inaccurate output from the object. If the parameter you are monitoring transmits 'high resolution' 7-bit values using an MSB of 0 and a value in the LSB, this setting will have no effect. Permit missing MSB when setting parameter number TEXT_HERE A Registered Parameter message comprises several groups of bytes to specify a 14-bit parameter number (2 groups for the for the most significant byte of the parameter number (MSB) and one for the least significant byte of the parameter number (LSB)), a 14-bit value (2 groups for the MSB and LSB of the value) or a 7-bit delta value (1 group), optionally followed by a Null Function (2 groups) to terminate changes to the parameter. Out left outlet: The number is the value (if specified) of an incoming MIDI RPN message as a single 14-bit value. For any RPN message, either value or delta will be specified, but not both.

Out 2nd outlet: The number is the delta (if specified) of an incoming MIDI RPN message as a single 7-bit value. For any RPN message, either value or delta will be specified, but not both.

If a specific parameter number is not specified as an argument, the parameter number is sent out the 2nd outlet as a single 14-bit value.

If a specific channel number is not included in the argument, the channel number is sent out an additional, right, outlet.