Frank Barknecht wrote:
>Hallo,
>Dominic Sacré hat gesagt: // Dominic Sacré wrote:
>
>
>
>>On Saturday, 13. May 2006 10:02, Bert Visser wrote:
>>
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>>>Try Qmidiroute; you can get it at http://alsamodular.sourceforge.net/
>>>
>>>
>>Thanks, Qmidiroute seems to let me do at least some of the things I'm
>>looking for. But what's missing for me is, most importantly, the ability
>>to switch between different setups, controlled via midi.
>>
>>So if there's something that I can use in addition to (or instead of)
>>Qmidiroute to do this, please let me know!
>>
>>
>
>You could use Pd to build yourself a custom midi transformer. Pd can
>do everything, that qmidiroute does, as well, but you need to learn
>the Pd language a bit. It shouldn't be too hard, though. One afternoon
>with the manual and the example patches should be enough to let you
>build a midi router in Pd yourself (It only needs a handful of Pd
>objects anyway).
>
>
I've asked for this type of utility a few times before. Qmidiroute and
midirgui do some of what I've asked for but no stand-alone app does what
the Yamaha MEP4 did, i.e., rechannelize, convert from one controller
type to another, value scaling, event filtering, etc. It seems like
these functions should be rather easy to add to an app like midirgui. I
think most of the math is simple integer stuff.
Yes, Pd can do all this, but you have to have Pd on your machine. I love
Pd, but unless it can generate a stand-alone application (that doesn't
require Pd) then it isn't really meeting the need.
It's a shame Matthias stopped writing his MIDI utilities. I've tried to
reach "holborn" (aka the author of midirgui) but had no success.
A software clone of the MEP4 clone would be a very sweet MIDI utility.
Perhaps a bounty would convince a developer to spend an afternoon
writing such a tool ?
Best,
dp
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