Microsoft DirectX 9.0 SDK Update (Summer 2004) |
Performance Message Types
Messages are stored in various structures derived from DMUS_PMSG. Because the C programming language does not support inheritance, the members of DMUS_PMSG are included in the declaration for each message type as the DMUS_PMSG_PART macro. These members contain data common to all messages, including the type of the message, time stamps, the
The following standard message structures are defined.
Structure | Content |
DMUS_PMSG | Simple message with no additional parameters. |
DMUS_CHANNEL_PRIORITY_PMSG | Channel priority change. See Channels. |
DMUS_CURVE_PMSG | |
DMUS_LYRIC_PMSG | Text. |
DMUS_MIDI_PMSG | Any MIDI message that does not have a unique message type—for example, a control change. |
DMUS_NOTE_PMSG | Music note. MIDI note-on and note-off messages are combined in this structure, which specifies the duration of the note. |
DMUS_NOTIFICATION_PMSG | Notification. See Notification and Event Handling. |
DMUS_PATCH_PMSG | MIDI patch change. |
DMUS_SYSEX_PMSG | MIDI system exclusive message. |
DMUS_TEMPO_PMSG | Tempo change. |
DMUS_TIMESIG_PMSG | Time signature change. |
DMUS_TRANSPOSE_PMSG | Transposition. |
DMUS_WAVE_PMSG | Waveform playback. |
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