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[Bellhop]

For BASS_MIDI_StreamEvent MIDI_EVENT_NOTE, param is given as LOBYTE and HIBYTE. Could you give examples of what this DWORD should look like? I'm working in vb.NET. I can make this DWORD whatever it needs to be, but I have to know what that is. For example, if I have key number = 24 and velocity = 127, what should DWORD look like?

Thanks.

You may have already addressed this question on the forum, and I'm sorry to trouble you if you have, but searching the forum can be a frustrating task and I'm not getting anywhere.

[radio42]

Just take a look to the "BASSMIDIEvent" documentation:
MIDI_EVENT_NOTE:
param : LOBYTE = key number (0-127), HIBYTE = velocity (0-127).

[Ian @ un4seen]

"LOBYTE" is the lowest byte and "HIBYTE" is the next lowest byte, ie. together they make a 16-bit value. The MAKEWORD macro ("MakeWord" in BASS.Net) can be used to build the MIDI_EVENT_NOTE event parameter, like this: MAKEWORD(note, velocity)

[Bellhop]

  Thanks, Ian! It works now. I was assuming a 32 bit word. By the way, the compiler tells me that "MakeWord" is undeclared.

[radio42]

In Bass.Net "MakeWord" is a static method contained in the "Un4seen.Bass.Utils" class.

[Bellhop]

  Thank you "radio42" for the clarification!