Audio to midi
Hi,
i try to use the "Audio to Midi patch" and i have a problem whith it. I should bypass the "Filter script" (Just before the last Midi out) because with this script connected the patch send always the same out and it is a noteoff. Always the same noteoff ?
So it works well without the script but just with "one shot sample" (of course, there is no noteoff send by the Midi Out).
Is it a bug in the script or something wrong in my own patch ?
(It is the same with the "Audio to Midi (Pitch)" and the "Audio to Midi (Pitch) I" Patches. What the difference beetween this two patches ?)
Thank you,
Christophe
i try to use the "Audio to Midi patch" and i have a problem whith it. I should bypass the "Filter script" (Just before the last Midi out) because with this script connected the patch send always the same out and it is a noteoff. Always the same noteoff ?
So it works well without the script but just with "one shot sample" (of course, there is no noteoff send by the Midi Out).
Is it a bug in the script or something wrong in my own patch ?
(It is the same with the "Audio to Midi (Pitch)" and the "Audio to Midi (Pitch) I" Patches. What the difference beetween this two patches ?)
Thank you,
Christophe
hello
Normally the script is made to filter groups of notes and set the value into an acceptable range.
At the top of the script you will find two constants, that define the range:
const MIN_NOTE = 48;
const MAX_NOTE = 84;
Note Bellow the Min_NOTE and above MAX_NOTE are ignored.
Maybe it is the cause of your problems?
Change the values to
const MIN_NOTE = 0;
const MAX_NOTE = 127;
or whatever
Then press [ctrl+F9] to compile the script.
The "Audio to MIDI I" & "Audio to MIDI II" are a little different.
I] is more reactive (faster)
II] more precise
I Kept both to be able to choose which is the best for your purpose.
Just try them.
Normally the script is made to filter groups of notes and set the value into an acceptable range.
At the top of the script you will find two constants, that define the range:
const MIN_NOTE = 48;
const MAX_NOTE = 84;
Note Bellow the Min_NOTE and above MAX_NOTE are ignored.
Maybe it is the cause of your problems?
Change the values to
const MIN_NOTE = 0;
const MAX_NOTE = 127;
or whatever
Then press [ctrl+F9] to compile the script.
The "Audio to MIDI I" & "Audio to MIDI II" are a little different.
I] is more reactive (faster)
II] more precise
I Kept both to be able to choose which is the best for your purpose.
Just try them.
Olivier Sens
www.brainmodular.com
www.brainmodular.com
OK, thank you. It should be that beacause i use it with the last hight note of a piano. I will try to change the value in the script.
thanks.
thanks.
Hi
I do not have the full version of Usine so i can not try that efx :
Can this audio to midi module be used to give the host a tempo using a constant audio signal acting as a "trigger" ?
thank you
I do not have the full version of Usine so i can not try that efx :
Can this audio to midi module be used to give the host a tempo using a constant audio signal acting as a "trigger" ?
thank you
yes of course, the result of the pitch analysis can trigg or set whatever you want in Usine. It's the main goal of the soft: do what you want...
I the duet I have with Guillaume Orti (sax) I use it a lot:
- the position of the reading position in the pianoroll (a groove stuff) depends on the notes played by the sax
- a song which the tempo depends on the highness of the sax notes. Very fun but hard to play.
The main drawback is that it's sometime hard to have a very good precision in the analysis especially on stage with monitors, and PA system that corrupt the input sound.
but cool any way
I the duet I have with Guillaume Orti (sax) I use it a lot:
- the position of the reading position in the pianoroll (a groove stuff) depends on the notes played by the sax
- a song which the tempo depends on the highness of the sax notes. Very fun but hard to play.
The main drawback is that it's sometime hard to have a very good precision in the analysis especially on stage with monitors, and PA system that corrupt the input sound.
but cool any way
Olivier Sens
www.brainmodular.com
www.brainmodular.com
yes, it sounds really fancy.
definitively looking forward to try it.
definitively looking forward to try it.
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Hello
where I can find the module: "Audio to MIDI II" ?
regards
Charles
where I can find the module: "Audio to MIDI II" ?
regards
Charles
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Hi Charles
Right click anywhere, Modules-->Analysis-->AudioToMidi
There is now only one AudioToMidi , this is the last and the best.
Right click anywhere, Modules-->Analysis-->AudioToMidi
There is now only one AudioToMidi , this is the last and the best.
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