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Setting up MFX Convert in Loopy

slinkyslinky
in General App Discussion

Google not helping.
I added it as a midi input because that's the only way that loopy can see it.
Is there any documentation anywhere?

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  • espiegel123espiegel123

    @slinky said:
    Google not helping.
    I added it as a midi input because that's the only way that loopy can see it.
    Is there any documentation anywhere?

    After adding mfx convert as a midi device in the mixer, make mfx convert a destination for the midi you want to
    process.

    Make whatever you want to receive the midi a destination of mfx convert.

  • espiegel123espiegel123
    edited February 3

    Where do you want the output to go?

    It can also be used as a source for midi when setting up MIDI bindings.

  • zilld2017zilld2017

    This raises the question: is it possible to hide or collapse groups of tracks (mostly midi controller tracks) in the mixer?

  • espiegel123espiegel123

    @zilld2017 said:
    This raises the question: is it possible to hide or collapse groups of tracks (mostly midi controller tracks) in the mixer?

    Collapsing mixer sections is coming in the update.

  • slinkyslinky
    edited February 4

    Got it working.
    I want to transpose the range of the keyboard output up an octave.
    Do I need to transpose each note of the entire range?

  • espiegel123espiegel123

    @slinky said:

    Got it working.
    I want to transpose the range of the keyboard output up an octave.
    Do I need to transpose each note of the entire range?

    I don’t have mfx convert. For transposing a range, I wonder if one of the other mfx AUv3 is a better fit. There are a few different AU in the series

  • zilld2017zilld2017

    @espiegel123 said:

    @zilld2017 said:
    This raises the question: is it possible to hide or collapse groups of tracks (mostly midi controller tracks) in the mixer?

    Collapsing mixer sections is coming in the update.

    Great news. Thanks.

  • wimwim
    edited February 4

    @slinky said:
    Got it working.
    I want to transpose the range of the keyboard output up an octave.
    Do I need to transpose each note of the entire range?

    Yes, you would have to do that with mfxConvert. mfxStrip is the one you want for transposing.

    Unless you have a special use case, Loopy has built-in transpose for every midi source...

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