Hi Joel,
You can use either the Interpreted MATLAB Function block or the MATLAB Function block to call the MATLAB MIDI functions. I have attached a simple example model using both blocks to send a counter value to move sliders on my BCF2000. The Interpreted MATLAB Function requires a MATLAB file separate from the model, whereas the MATLAB Function block has the advantage of incorporating this code directly into the model.
The Interpreted MATLAB Function block calls the following function (place it in the same folder with the model).
function sendMidiMsg(cval)
persistent md
if isempty(md)
md = mididevice('BCF2000');
end
channel = 1;
control = 82;
midisend(md, 'ControlChange', channel, control, cval);
end
The code inside the MATLAB Function block is similar, but requires coder.extrinsic (because the MIDI functions don't support codegen) and uses a different control number (to control a different slider on the BCF2000).
function sendMidiMsg(cval)
coder.extrinsic('mididevice', 'midisend');
persistent md
if isempty(md)
md = mididevice('BCF2000');
end
channel = 1;
control = 81;
midisend(md, 'ControlChange', channel, control, cval);
end
hth,
Charlie
