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Anyone use iMidiPatchBay, I have a question

LeesKeysLeesKeys
in General App Discussion

I'm setting up a song in iMidiP which uses one of my Korg Module programs. There seems to be no way to assign Volume in the iMidiP song because Volume is set to send on CC7 in iMidiP and Korg, for some reason I can't fathom, has Volume assigned to CC11. There seems to be no way in either of these apps to reassign the CC number assignments, all of which are factory set. Suggestions?

Comments

  • funjunkie27funjunkie27

    Try MidiBridge or MidiFlow and have that reassign CC7 to CC11.

  • LeesKeysLeesKeys

    Is one easier to learn than the other?

  • funjunkie27funjunkie27

    Dunno...I'm more familiar with MidiBridge personally. I think either should work though.

  • LeesKeysLeesKeys

    thanks!

  • thatsRayorthatsRayor

    FYI: MidiFlow has a friendlier user interface, although MidiBridge has even more in-depth filtering and reassignment. For what you're doing I'd go MidiFlow.

  • JohannesDJohannesD

    Hi @LeesKeys,
    iMIDIPatchbay cannot reassign Control Changes at the moment. As already mentioned, Midiflow (my other app) does. You can find all its features here: http://midiflow.com/documentation/

    I'm biased, or course, but let me add this: MidiBridge is the long old classic and is said to have "more in-depth filtering". But this is mainly the StreamByter, a feature that lets you remap any MIDI message via code. Midiflow lets you do those things, most of the time, with an easy-to-use UI instead. However, there might be cases where you need the total low-level control that MidiBridge offers.

    Just compare the features. And, by the way, Midiflow has tons of things that MidiBridge doesn't have: Controller conditions, Controller retention, Import/export of remappings, MIDI monitor, custom virtual MIDI ports, MIDI clock, clock divsion, controller modes 'latch' and 'increase', Support for RPN/NRPN, App icons, ...

  • BiancaNeveBiancaNeve

    I have both but still tend to reach for Midibridge probably just familiarity but it seems a lot simpler to me.

  • RigVaderRigVader
    edited June 2015

    Just read through the whole midiflow documentaion. It looks really amazing :-) Don't know how this is written, but all I would be concerned about, would be any latency added. Can anyone comment on that?

  • nicknick

    i did not notice any latency with midi flow

  • thatsRayorthatsRayor

    I haven't noticed any increased latency with any of them. MIDI doesn't seem to be as prone to latency issues than audio, probably due to the relatively tiny amounts of data being processed.

    Midiflow also has great support as you can see by the appearance of @JohannesD :)

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