On

Handles midiOn events, typically for playing an instrument’s sounds.

Props

name	type	default	description
device	string	null	The named MIDI device to listen to. If not set, the element listens to all connected devices.
root	string	C4	The key on the MIDI keyboard from which all sounds will be mapped.
range	number	null	How many keys, from the `root`, will be mapped (will actively make sounds). If not set, it’s the whole keyboard.
spread	boolean	false	For non-tonal instruments like Pads. Whether to spread the individual sounds over the range of keys (one sound per key).
from	string		CSS selector. Must be a Midi element. If not set, looks for an ancestor Midi element.
to	string		CSS selector. If not set, it looks for a single Sampler-based element.
value	string	null	Handle-derived elements support special `value` syntax. Separate with `\|` and one value is chosen at random. Separate with `~` and a value is chosen within the range `[x]~[n]`. Separate with (a single space) if you are supplying multiple args to an element’s method.
event	string	blam	The event type to listen for. For many Event-based elements, this is the generic custom event `blam`.
prop	string	null	The property (which may be a method or map to an `audioParam`) to affect at the `event`.
bypass	boolean	false	Whether to stop responding to events as they happen.
chance	boolean	1	The probability that the `event` will be responded to. From `0` to `1`.

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