mididelay by Alexey Nadzharov (Released)

ninobeatz

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/mididelay/id6505042226

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mididelay is an implementation of traditional delay effect adapted for the MIDI data.

It features:
• 8 independent delay lines with feedback
• Each delay line can process MIDI notes, control change, aftertouch, polyphonic key pressure and pitch bend messages.
• For the feedback, the "feedback level" is applied to the messages; note messages change velocity and all other messages can be mixed with previous values using one of three modes (average, minimum and maximum value)
• It's possible to organise delay lines in different possible 'algorithms, sequentially and/or in parallel
• There are three effects available inside delay's feedback chain: scale quantise, pitch and velocity value operations randomisation
• Each 'preset' contains 3 independent scenes marked "A""B" and "C", it's possible to cross-fade between them and adjust overall amount of the effect with 2D pad.
• Simple mode: only one delay with scenes morphing.

Standalone and AUv3

gusgranite

He’s kicking out the jams right now!

Stuntman_mike

@gusgranite said:
He’s kicking out the jams right now!

😆

MrStochastic

I’m always a little wary of his apps because they’re not easy to decipher. But he comes up with some unique ideas. For example, his masochistically named “ddtctmcc-ff”. It has a unique a useful way to control cc messages, but how can anyone recommend it to someone by name? It’s almost impossible to find it in the app store or even look it up here on the forum unless you know the precise spelling which makes no sense. It’s free too but there is a paid version that is supposed to allow more layers and controls and stuff, and that’s just called “ddtctmcc” so I bought that and quickly discovered that the free version actually works better.

So, as I said, I was wary of his recent group of apps but decided to try out this Mididelay. It took some head scratching for me as usual but after paring things down to a minimum of notes I began to get some interesting and maybe useful possibilities with it. Now that I’m encouraged, maybe I’ll get that midi looper thing he brought out a couple days ago.

His apps could really use some simple clear video tutorials.

128BPM

@MrStochastic said:
I’m always a little wary of his apps because they’re not easy to decipher. But he comes up with some unique ideas. For example, his masochistically named “ddtctmcc-ff”. It has a unique a useful way to control cc messages, but how can anyone recommend it to someone by name? It’s almost impossible to find it in the app store or even look it up here on the forum unless you know the precise spelling which makes no sense. It’s free too but there is a paid version that is supposed to allow more layers and controls and stuff, and that’s just called “ddtctmcc” so I bought that and quickly discovered that the free version actually works better.

So, as I said, I was wary of his recent group of apps but decided to try out this Mididelay. It took some head scratching for me as usual but after paring things down to a minimum of notes I began to get some interesting and maybe useful possibilities with it. Now that I’m encouraged, maybe I’ll get that midi looper thing he brought out a couple days ago.

His apps could really use some simple clear video tutorials.

Thank you for your post.
How do you get midi into the app?
Is it possible to import a midi file made in another app?

Gavinski

@128BPM said:

@MrStochastic said:
I’m always a little wary of his apps because they’re not easy to decipher. But he comes up with some unique ideas. For example, his masochistically named “ddtctmcc-ff”. It has a unique a useful way to control cc messages, but how can anyone recommend it to someone by name? It’s almost impossible to find it in the app store or even look it up here on the forum unless you know the precise spelling which makes no sense. It’s free too but there is a paid version that is supposed to allow more layers and controls and stuff, and that’s just called “ddtctmcc” so I bought that and quickly discovered that the free version actually works better.

So, as I said, I was wary of his recent group of apps but decided to try out this Mididelay. It took some head scratching for me as usual but after paring things down to a minimum of notes I began to get some interesting and maybe useful possibilities with it. Now that I’m encouraged, maybe I’ll get that midi looper thing he brought out a couple days ago.

His apps could really use some simple clear video tutorials.

Thank you for your post.
How do you get midi into the app?
Is it possible to import a midi file made in another app?

I think the idea is more that you route the midi from another app into this one, then you route the midi from this to a synth or whatever instrument you're sending the midi to

128BPM

@Gavinski said:

@128BPM said:

@MrStochastic said:
I’m always a little wary of his apps because they’re not easy to decipher. But he comes up with some unique ideas. For example, his masochistically named “ddtctmcc-ff”. It has a unique a useful way to control cc messages, but how can anyone recommend it to someone by name? It’s almost impossible to find it in the app store or even look it up here on the forum unless you know the precise spelling which makes no sense. It’s free too but there is a paid version that is supposed to allow more layers and controls and stuff, and that’s just called “ddtctmcc” so I bought that and quickly discovered that the free version actually works better.

So, as I said, I was wary of his recent group of apps but decided to try out this Mididelay. It took some head scratching for me as usual but after paring things down to a minimum of notes I began to get some interesting and maybe useful possibilities with it. Now that I’m encouraged, maybe I’ll get that midi looper thing he brought out a couple days ago.

His apps could really use some simple clear video tutorials.

Thank you for your post.
How do you get midi into the app?
Is it possible to import a midi file made in another app?

I think the idea is more that you route the midi from another app into this one, then you route the midi from this to a synth or whatever instrument you're sending the midi to

Ok, that would be great 👍
but the screenshot show some kind of midi editor!?

Gavinski

@128BPM said:

@Gavinski said:

@128BPM said:

@MrStochastic said:
I’m always a little wary of his apps because they’re not easy to decipher. But he comes up with some unique ideas. For example, his masochistically named “ddtctmcc-ff”. It has a unique a useful way to control cc messages, but how can anyone recommend it to someone by name? It’s almost impossible to find it in the app store or even look it up here on the forum unless you know the precise spelling which makes no sense. It’s free too but there is a paid version that is supposed to allow more layers and controls and stuff, and that’s just called “ddtctmcc” so I bought that and quickly discovered that the free version actually works better.

So, as I said, I was wary of his recent group of apps but decided to try out this Mididelay. It took some head scratching for me as usual but after paring things down to a minimum of notes I began to get some interesting and maybe useful possibilities with it. Now that I’m encouraged, maybe I’ll get that midi looper thing he brought out a couple days ago.

His apps could really use some simple clear video tutorials.

Thank you for your post.
How do you get midi into the app?
Is it possible to import a midi file made in another app?

I think the idea is more that you route the midi from another app into this one, then you route the midi from this to a synth or whatever instrument you're sending the midi to

Ok, that would be great 👍
but the screenshot show some kind of midi editor!?

That​ just shows you what's happening with the input and output midi, though, I don't think it's actually editable the way a piano roll is. This is just a midi-based delay / echo effect.

128BPM

Yes - thanks- I prefer that workflow

Jumpercollins

@MrStochastic said:
I’m always a little wary of his apps because they’re not easy to decipher. But he comes up with some unique ideas. For example, his masochistically named “ddtctmcc-ff”. It has a unique a useful way to control cc messages, but how can anyone recommend it to someone by name? It’s almost impossible to find it in the app store or even look it up here on the forum unless you know the precise spelling which makes no sense. It’s free too but there is a paid version that is supposed to allow more layers and controls and stuff, and that’s just called “ddtctmcc” so I bought that and quickly discovered that the free version actually works better.

So, as I said, I was wary of his recent group of apps but decided to try out this Mididelay. It took some head scratching for me as usual but after paring things down to a minimum of notes I began to get some interesting and maybe useful possibilities with it. Now that I’m encouraged, maybe I’ll get that midi looper thing he brought out a couple days ago.

His apps could really use some simple clear video tutorials.

Agree with you comments we could do with some videos on these new midi range of apps from Alex. I think our get the most use out of Takeamidi which is great as a midi buffer now it has a long record time and drag and drop out for midi for grabbing instant midi inspiration it’s great.

As for Midi Delay I’m getting happy experiments at present but don’t really know what I’m doing as it can get mad pretty quick. I’m sure it’s going to get pretty deep with this one as there’s a lot going on under the hood and I’m sure our get a lot more use after following some decent videos.

Finally Midifuuze I brought Sound Fuuze back in the day the Audio Looper version and MidiFuuze appears to share a lot of the same functionality so I should be able to grapple my way around the new midi version.

Must admit I tried all 3 betas as they went public but was swamped as they all came out together and there is only so many hours in a day !

So anyone wants to put out any videos our be interested.

lasselu

So, anyone else tried this one?