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@tja, thanks. I do it with Streambyter scripts now. It’s just not as elegant as I’d like, and I hate doing the hexadecimal conversions. It also gets more complicated when needing to do note plus channel conversions.
Sorry for the thread hijack. Back to topic...
Both Strip and Convert permit multiple mappings per instance. Strip can remap all 128 notes and Convert can remap 16x128 notes.
Huh? Whut?! Cool!
@audeonic , sorry, but I can’t see from the pics of the interface how to do multiple mappings. Does it scroll or something? So, in one instance I can map C-1 to C2, C#-1 to E2, A#1 to D2, plus more mappings simultaneously? If so, I can’t see how from the pics.
For Strip:
Choose note you want to map from using left drop down menu.
Right drop down will then change and show current mapping
(If no mapping the notes will be the same)
To change the mapping select your desired note in the right drop down.
Repeat for each note you want to map.
Convert is pretty much the same except you select the type, channel and note/number on left and then change the mapping on the right. You can have up to 65535 conversions and all conversions are shown in the top right menu.
https://audeonic.com/mfx explains each plug and their respective controls. If you press the (i) button in any of the plugs you will be brought to relevant spot for that app in the above inside the plug for quick reference to the control meanings
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Ahh. Great, thanks! This has been a missing piece in my setups for a long time.
If anyone isn’t seeing this appear in AB3, close AB3 and then launch and kill the standalone once. Reopen AB3 and it’ll appear.
@audeonic, a small suggestion: in Convert and probably others, the hex representation is nice, but in decimal as well would be very helpful, especially for note numbers.
Is there any way to save presets when this is loaded in AudioBus (besides AB session save)? I just set up a nice Rozeta to GR-16 mapping table, but would like to save it to use in other hosts. I can’t see any way to do this?
Thread Hijack:
Any midi boffin know how to toggle between instances of let’s say Autony in AUM or Audiobus other than with your fingers? Or say have one send signals while the other is blocked from sending? Doing it manually sometimes results in hung notes depending on the app.
I’ll look into MidiEcho
The mfxConvert example in the vid looks fun.
AudioBus midi learn IAP. Enable midi learn, touch the Mute control on the mixer page, send a midi control or note.
This probably won’t avoid stuck notes though. That’s probably due to output being killed between a note on and note off event. But, it’s worth a try.
Guess not eh?
@audeonic, any chance of cross-app preset saving at some point?
I'd be all over this if there was a 'bypass/on' button that I could control with CCs. Otherwise you have to create multiple channels in AUM, I suppose. Seems MidiFlow can do all this with their 'Conditions' IAP.
^^ Oops, I forgot about AB3's fantastic Midi features. Then it can be accomplished in AB3 with a single routing.
mfxPan definitely seems cool. Finally we can get closer to a rotary speaker effect as AUv3 on iOS! Will check it out.
@audeonic Which plugin is best suited for making something like a seaboard block (using the default mpe settings) play nice with non-mpe poly synths?
(To me, the biggest nuisance is the way most non-mpe poly synths handle the simultaneous pitch bend and y axis cc messages jumping erratically between values. It's not obvious to me whether remapping simultaneous messages to a same channel would solve the problem (not sure); but then just ignoring messages coming from extra channels is likely going to cause issues too (again not sure).)
Hi @ohwell,
Probably StreamByter to detect when you hold a note and filter out stuff conditionally depending upon how many notes are being held at the same time.
Please see audeonic.boards.net/thread/586/mpe-single-channel-cc-average on Audeonic forum. I think this is working and might be almost exactly what you are looking for?
Regards, Nic.
Thanks!
Hi @audeonic
In mfxConvert are the conversions “per event” only? I.e. if I want to change notes to program changes do I have to set up a conversion for every note? Or can I convert per event type. I.e. all notes get converted to PCs with note number mapping to PC number?
If it is “per event” as it seems to be, would it be possible to add in an “All” value along with the individual values for bulk changes? Thanks!
Yeah, in mfxConvert there are no wildcards - it's a fine-tuning event converter. If you want to convert all of one type to another, then StreamByter is a better tool for that. This one line StreamByter rule will map each note on to a corresponding program change in one fell swoop:
9X XX 01-7F = CX
That's a lot easier (in my opinion) than configuring 128 separate conversions with GUI menus. ;-)
Now, you could program mfxConvert via remote MIDI and send the correct messages to setup all the conversions, but that's a bit of work too.
Got it. But if there's a chance of putting in an "All" / wildcard value, that would be amazing!