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public void SendAll()
{
if (!ClearToTransmit())
{
return;
}
MidiChannel.PitchBendFactor(_pitchbend_factor);
SendPitchBend();
MidiChannel.Volume((byte)_vol_eff);
MidiChannel.Sustain(Pedal);
MidiChannel.ModulationWheel(_modwheel);
SendPanPosition(_pan_eff + 0x40);
if (Instrument.IsValid)
{
Instrument.Send(MidiChannel);
}
// We need to send the effect level after setting up the instrument
// otherwise the reverb setting for MT-32 will be overwritten.
SendEffectLevel((byte)_effect_level);
MidiChannel.ChorusLevel(_chorus);
MidiChannel.Priority((byte)PriorityEffective);
}
public void SetInstrument(uint b)
{
_bank = (byte)(b >> 8);
// if (_bank != 0)
// Console.Error.WriteLine("Non-zero instrument bank selection. Please report this");
// HACK: Horrible hack to allow tracing of program change source.
// The Mac m68k versions of MI2 and Indy4 use a different program "bank"
// when it gets program change events through the iMuse SysEx handler.
// We emulate this by introducing a special instrument, which sets
// the instrument via sysEx_customInstrument. This seems to be
// exclusively used for special sound effects like the "spit" sound.
// TODO: part
// if (ScummEngine.IsMacM68kIMuse())
// {
// Instrument.macSfx(b);
// }
// else
{
Instrument.Program((byte)b, Player.IsMT32);
}
if (ClearToTransmit())
{
Instrument.Send(MidiChannel);
}
}
public void LoadGlobalInstrument(byte slot)
{
Player._se.CopyGlobalInstrument(slot, Instrument);
if (ClearToTransmit())
{
Instrument.Send(MidiChannel);
}
}
public void ProgramChange(byte value)
{
_bank = 0;
Instrument.Program(value, Player.IsMT32);
if (ClearToTransmit())
{
Instrument.Send(MidiChannel);
}
}
public void SetInstrument(byte[] data)
{
if (Se.PcSpeaker)
{
Instrument.PcSpk(data);
}
else
{
Instrument.Adlib(data);
}
if (ClearToTransmit())
{
Instrument.Send(MidiChannel);
}
}