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I'd be in.

I know, I wasn't trying to say "You don't need statics in your sandbox app!" because, well, it's clearly a sandbox app. I'm just saying that it looks like an initialization oddity in VMD; I don't know what else would cause that sort of thing, other than having the class load (and run) sile...

This sounds like an initialization oddity in VMD. I don't have a lot of insight into VMD's internals, though. (I would, however, avoid statics unless you really need them, and I'm not sure you do here.)

Grrr! Annoying: this actually works, and it's pretty much a 1:1 analog of what I was *already doing* that didn't work. Will continue to work out where the failure is/was, and test this out. Much thanks.

Yeah, well, the GOOD news is that MIDI CC events don't seem to really make any different for ProcessSample; I couldn't get the system to register ANY messages from there, which makes me wonder where the event handling would go. Note_On and Note_Off events wouldn't fit - it's CC, not note events - so...

+1 from me!

I'm trying to build what should be one of the simpler MIDI modules possible, but I'm not seeing my events in the debugger. What I want to do is write an inverter for CC messages; if a CC 11 comes in with a value of 4, I want it to be converted to CC 11 with a value of 123. Basically, (-1*value)+127....

Note that in Java, an *array* and a *list* are different things. An array is a fixed-size datatype; a List is not. You can use List.of(1,2,3,4,5) to get a List<Integer>, but it's unmodifiable. The advice to do the basic tutorials is probably well-founded; Java's verbose but that makes doing a lot of...

Okay, I worked through it. It's not.. .difficult, just annoying. The answer is to install an AdoptOpenJDK build (or similar) to the OS level, as opposed to at the user level; you can do so through a JVM downloaded from https://adoptopenjdk.net/releases.html?variant=openjdk11&jvmVariant=hotspot ....

Crikey. It only accepted the one screenshot. Here's the other: