02-17-2021, 01:04 PM
Not sure if I should butt in here or not, but what is meant by simultaneous MIDI notes? MIDI is a serial bus and can transmit only one note at a time. When using a sequencer, and multiple notes/messages are intended to be send at the same instant, something must arbitrate the serialization of these notes/messages to be sent down the pipe one at a time. Could be the program, the OS, or the physical interface - I have no idea.
As far as the NDLR is concerned, I presume it's the last note sent which prevails. Thus, if the arbitrator has a 'lowest note has priority' mentality, it probably sends the highest note last. Which would be the last thing NDLR hears as far as commands, hence highest note wins.
If I've missed the point of the comments earlier, please excuse this intrusion.
As far as the NDLR is concerned, I presume it's the last note sent which prevails. Thus, if the arbitrator has a 'lowest note has priority' mentality, it probably sends the highest note last. Which would be the last thing NDLR hears as far as commands, hence highest note wins.
If I've missed the point of the comments earlier, please excuse this intrusion.