MidiProcessor

A MidiProcessor processes a MidiBuffer.
It can be used to change the incoming MIDI data before it is sent to a ModulatorSynth . Note that if you want to create your own MIDI processors, you should use the HardcodedScriptProcessor as base class since it offers a simpler integration of existing Javascript code and a cleaner API.

Class Hierarchy

Base Classes

• hise::Processor
  

Derived Classes

• hise::MidiPlayer
  
• hise::MidiProcessorChain
  
• hise::raw::MainProcessor
  
• hise::ScriptBaseMidiProcessor
  

Class methods

MidiProcessor

MidiProcessor(MainController *m, const String &id)

Creates a new MidiProcessor. You can supply a ModulatorSynth which owns the MidiProcessor to allow the processor to change its properties.

getColour

Colour getColour() const

Overwrite this method if you want a special colour.
This colour will be used in the debug console and in the editor.

getSpecialSymbol

Path getSpecialSymbol() const override

Overwrite this method if you want to supply a custom symbol for the Processor .
By default, it creates an empty Path, so you either have to set a custom Symbol using setSymbol() , or overwrite the getSpecialSymbol() method in a subclass.

getChildProcessor

Processor * getChildProcessor(int) override

Normally a MidiProcessor has no child processors, but it is virtual for the MidiProcessorChain.

getNumChildProcessors

int getNumChildProcessors() const override

Normally a MidiProcessor has no child processors, but it is virtual for the MidiProcessorChain.

createEditor

ProcessorEditorBody * createEditor(ProcessorEditor *parentEditor) override

If you want an editor that is more than the header, overwrite this method and return a subclass of ProcessorEditorBody.

processHiseEvent

void processHiseEvent(HiseEvent &e)=0

Process the incoming event.

ignoreEvent

void ignoreEvent()

If this method is called within processMidiMessage(), the message will be ignored.

preprocessBuffer

void preprocessBuffer(HiseEventBuffer &buffer, int numSamples)

Overwrite this method if your processor wants to process the entire buffer at once in addition of single messages.
By default this is deactivated, but if you override isProcessingWholeBuffer() and return true, it will use this method.