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When the Midi library converts Note On Velocity 0 to Note Off, it will return a Note Off also with a Velocity 0.
Was just going through the Midi Spec on this, and I think perhaps it should return with a Velocity of 64 not 0.
So for instance when a Midi receiver like a synth (which is capable of recognising Note Off velocity) receives a Note On Vel 0 it is recommended to treat that as a Note Off with Velocity 64 (neutral velocity).
So I guess if the Midi library is converting Note On Vel 0 events to Note Off events, then should it also be setting the Note Off Velocity to 64 (neutral) to make it compatible with devices which are sensitive to Note Off Velocity?
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When the Midi library converts Note On Velocity 0 to Note Off, it will return a Note Off also with a Velocity 0.
Was just going through the Midi Spec on this, and I think perhaps it should return with a Velocity of 64 not 0.
So for instance when a Midi receiver like a synth (which is capable of recognising Note Off velocity) receives a Note On Vel 0 it is recommended to treat that as a Note Off with Velocity 64 (neutral velocity).
So I guess if the Midi library is converting Note On Vel 0 events to Note Off events, then should it also be setting the Note Off Velocity to 64 (neutral) to make it compatible with devices which are sensitive to Note Off Velocity?
Any thoughts on this?
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