Scope midi player

[Kymeia]

Is there such a thing? Something you could use to drive a ScopeSynth (instead of having to use an ASIO sequencer)

[Kymeia]

It loads full midi files (with all features)?

[dawman]

Yamaha QY700, the fiercest hardware sequencer known to mankind, period,.

Everyone else stoped their hardware designs back in the mid nineties, and Yamaha stopped a few years later. But their expertise and knowledge has no equal in stable, hardware designs.

They made the very first, and the last.

[Kymeia]

Thanks - yes I know of potential software and hardware solutions (my VSynth even has a rudimentary sequencer built in though I'm not sure if it canload/play midi) but I was ideally looking for a Scope device for this purpose - it's a bit strange there isn't one.

[astroman]

well, even if I repeat myself for the 150th time...
it is (and remains) nonsense or a waste of resources to process 'midi' which is nothing else but logic-fiddling-within-an-8-bit-data-stream on a DSP.
I bet the thing Scope4Live posted above has some Z80 CPU running at 10 MHZ and it will outperform any software/dsp setup in the domain of midi - using not even 10% of the processing 'power'

cheers, Tom

[hubird]

you can't develop a platform like Scope and a midi sequencer...

[Kymeia]

So...did anyone ever maker a simple midi file player for Scope? Would still be useful.

[garyb]

isn't any sequencer a Scope midi player?

[dawman]

http://forums.planetz.com/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=28778

[Kymeia]

isn't any sequencer a Scope midi player?

Yes but I really want something simple I can just load inside Scope rather than load an external programme and wire it in - just a player - doesn't need sequencing

[Kymeia]

http://forums.planetz.com/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=28778

Thanks - that's a bit more than I need but if it will just load and play midi files that's enough for me