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uint8_t usb_midi_report[4] = {
0x19, // cable number, code index number
0x90, // note on, channel 1
0x3C, // note number
0x7F, // velocity
};
USBD_MIDI_SendReport(&hUsbDeviceFS, usb_midi_report, 4);
this is a simple example of sending a note-on event that worked for me. maybe will help you.
Nop, still not working, I also asked on reddit about the problem and neither the solution someone gave me there worked, so the problem must be starting somewhere else.
Can we maybe get on a PM on something like discord to help me resolve it and do it faster? We can post the solution here after, GitHub Issues aren't the best way.
Are you checking the midi device status for idle before sending the message?
I use USBPcap to see if I am getting any message, and yes I get. But no MIDI app can see them (of course I am trying one app open at a time). And yes, I use the check. I will post screenshot.
Also to mention, I use the NUCLEO-F439ZI board. And the "USB -> Enable FS" Option does not exist, I just choose USB device and set it to HID and USB OTG FS is set to DEVICE_ONLY. Also, my usbd_conf.c file does not have this line of code: " HAL_PCDEx_PMAConfig((PCD_HandleTypeDef*)pdev->pData , 0x81 , PCD_SNG_BUF, 0x100); " Thus, I only change the include and this "static uint32_t mem[(sizeof(USBD_HID_HandleTypeDef)/4)+1];" with this " static uint32_t mem[(sizeof(USBD_MIDI_HandleTypeDef)/4)+1]; ". Every other MIDI device (BCF2000, APC Mini, korgNANO kontrol2) are working normally. Is there a problem with this specific board?
If you defined only one MIDI_OUT_PORTS_NUM
, so try to use cable 0 instead of 1 to not confuse the app:
uint8_t usb_midi_report[4] = {
0x09, // cable number, code index number
0x90, // note on, channel 1
0x3C, // note number
0x7F, // velocity
};
Yesss, it finally worked. Cannot thank you enough!!!
I used your library and managed to make the STM32 be detected from the computer but cannot get it to send any actual message. Can you provide an example of how I should do it? I read the documentation of USB MIDI many times, but I get lost after it starts talking about the MIDI Jacks.