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the_soul
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Patch/Program Change 2 Ctrl/Note
« on: Apr 25th, 2006, 6:37pm » |
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Hello. I'm a very new user of Midi Ox. First I installed to use my notebook's touchpad as a midi controller (using Livelab's touchpad2Midi VST application). Now I purchased a Boss FC-50 Footcontroller and a ESI Usb midi port intending to use it in Fruityloops to trigger samples and control some knobs and that. The footcontroller only sends program changes and actually I can see fruityloops receiving the midi data I can't actually use it. Now I would like to convert that data into something more useful to me - controller data and note on/note off messages. For what I understand this super program called Midi Ox can do this, or cannot? Thank You
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Peter L Jones
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Re: Patch/Program Change 2 Ctrl/Note
« Reply #1 on: Apr 26th, 2006, 3:28am » |
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You currently have a setup something like this: Boss FC-50 MIDI Out -> Notebook MIDI In (ESI USB) -> Fruityloops What you want to do is transform the MIDI data between "Notebook MIDI In (ESI USB)" and "Fruityloops": Boss FC-50 MIDI Out -> Notebook MIDI In (ESI USB) -> (transform data) -> Fruityloops The "(transform data)" will look like this: MIDI OX -> MIDI Yoke This gives a complete signal chain of: Boss FC-50 MIDI Out -> Notebook MIDI In (ESI USB) -> MIDI OX -> MIDI Yoke -> Fruityloops Okay, so I added "MIDI OX" and "MIDI Yoke"... You need MIDI Yoke to route the output of MIDI OX to the input of Fruityloops - it's "virtual MIDI cable". You need MIDI OX to do the actual message transformation. It's probably worth trying to get a simple setup going before trying anything too adventurous -- i.e. just getting the data being passed through MIDI OX and into Fruityloops. Once you've done that, you can try adding data mappings in MIDI OX to transform input messages.
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