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My vote is still in for val2note and val2control...

Thanks!

Hi all,

there is now a demo available for the MidiToolBox. It includes
- MidiHarmonizer
- MultiControl
- val2note
- val2control
- a modular example

get it on my <a href="http://www.worldless.com/sfp/mtb.html">site</a> or download it directly here:
<a href="http://www.worldless.mine.nu/cgi-bin/dl ... zip"><font color="#FF1E00">download demo</font></a>

kind regards
Wolfgang
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<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: wolf on 2005-03-30 10:07 ]</font>

Hi again,

I'm out of town until sunday and have only modem connection from time to time, so don't wonder if responses to sales can take up to one day.

cheers
Wolfgang

Hi all,

there is now a bundle available including MidiToolBox and the 32 StepSequencer. It costs 119,- €
For more infos have a look at my <a href="http://www.worldless.com/sfp/mtb.html">site</a>.

Also MidiToolBox is now updated to v1.2 and includes the mentioned 16 StepSequencer with very low dsp usage (about half of a dsp if not less).
As announced the price of the package still stays the same !
You can download/read the manual here :
<a href="http://www.worldless.mine.nu/cgi-bin/dl ... er.pdf">16 StepSequencer Manual</a>.

kind regards
Wolfgang

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<a href="http://www.worldless.com/sfp">wolf audio design</a>
<a href="http://www.worldless.com">worldless productions</a>

<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: wolf on 2005-04-11 11:15 ]</font>

<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: wolf on 2005-04-11 11:16 ]</font>

Hello Wolf,

Is it possible to scale 16 different channels of notes with these modules?
In a setup like this:
SequencerAnyChannel-->Sendmidinotes-->Scalenotes-->Makenotes-->SequencerReceiveNotesAnyChannel

And a question: Is this package created with SDK or DP? Cause it seem's impossible to reproduce a simple note transformation in SDK and create a midinote-out.

cheers,

Casper

Is it possible to scale 16 different channels of notes with these modules?
In a setup like this:
SequencerAnyChannel-->Sendmidinotes-->Scalenotes-->Makenotes-->SequencerReceiveNotesAnyChannel

yes.
You can do this either with the MidiTransformer or the modular modules depending on what you want to achieve.

And a question: Is this package created with SDK or DP? Cause it seem's impossible to reproduce a simple note transformation in SDK and create a midinote-out.

I used DP. As I don't have the SDK, I can't tell you, if there's a difference in regard to midi manipulations.

kind regards
Wolfgang

Is there a Module in DP that can create a midinote ? Maybe called MidimessageBuilder?

cheers,

Casper

Is there a Module in DP that can create a midinote ? Maybe called MidimessageBuilder?

buy the package and I'll tell you

On a more serious note .. I don't know the mentioned module. As far as I have heard the SDK delivers a wider range of modules than DP, so perhaps you have something like it.
Btw, a lot of time and research went into the package. I believe it is very cheap compared to what it delivers.

kind regards
Wolfgang

Well, I solved the mistery on how to create a midinote(out).

There is a module specialy for controlmessages. As one know a controlmessage is not very different from noteon of noteoff. So one can alter the incomming midimessage first, then extract the note and velocity and channel. Then making a new message (weird message) so that the module outputs a (still wrong midimessage) but you'd only have to filter out that wrongness (control statusbyte)
And voilla!

cheers,

Casper

hey, that's great that you MADE your own way through the mission
but what for exactly ? it was obvious that one can math-trick and transform something existent...

the holy grail is to say the time is now and point to an empty space in the datastream - and whoooops a new midi note is born

just kidding, Tom

ghihi,

"hey, that's great that you MADE your own way through the mission
but what for exactly ? it was obvious that one can math-trick and transform something existent... "

Well, it was impossible to create a noteon/off in scope. Now Wolf created many tools already, but i wanted to know how to create it myself. Now I can transform incomming notes to any other midimessage.
Great if you know the transformtool in cubase. I'm gonna make a device that can do the same thing, but now for 16 channels at once. If I find the time i will make an example(mp3). Since I already developed the device in Max/Msp.

cheers,

Casper