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Midi Fighter 3d and GrooveRider, plus, avoiding a common mistake
I’ve been using my midi fighter 3-D with Groove Rider, and I’m pretty happy.
One important note: the midi fighter send tilt data as note data. It’s set up to send tilt on channel 4. Regular notes are sent on channel 3. This creates a conflict: if you bang the device hard, you activate tilt, unintentionally sending extraneous notes. I was experiencing ghost notes, and stuck notes, and couldn’t figure out why.
All you have to do is listen to channel 3 only. That way you won’t hear the tilt data.
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Same in BM3 and other apps I suspect.
My workaround has been to add a new blank instrument to each session, assign it to MIDI channel 4 and mute it.
After recording, I end up with one track with only MIDI data for the tilt motion that I just delete (I use 3D fighter on my lap which creates a bunch of tilt).
Thinking about picking up something like Turnado to simply map the tilt to an effect that could add some flavor to the sound instead.
WTF is a Midi Fighter?
Don’t worry. I will ask the Goog.
!> @CracklePot said:
Streetfighter two buttons turned into a midi controller, I have the older model and they are wicked
Yes, I searched for it.
Indeed, those buttons have been great since the “Track and Field” days.
That was the first game I recall that had you mashing those buttons as fast as you could.
Ah track and field and arcades .. my best event was running out of money 💰 within five minutes on that machine.
@johnfromberkeley
Can I ask how you connect your MF3D and what you are connecting to (type of iOS device)?
I have tried to to connect mine to an iPhone and 3 different iPads, and only the iPhone will recognize the MF3D.
Thanks
A video demo would be cool.
Are you using a powered hub?
Otherwise, it draws too much power to run on anything other than USB-C iPhones and iPads, IIRC.
I use mine in a couple different configurations, but mostly use a powered hub or the 3rd gen CCK adapter with a lightning connection. Both setups work fine on my iPhone SE, 2017 Pro, first gen iPad mini, and even an older iPad circa 2012.
I have tried with both a powered and non-powered hub. The powered hub doesn't work with any of my devices but the non-powered hub works with my iPhone. I have tried using both 3rd gen CCK (powered) and 2nd gen CCK (non-powered). It's very strange...
do you happen to have the midi fighter template?
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