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Using MIDIOX to filter out Note Offs from Drum Pad
« on: Jan 12th, 2006, 7:10pm » |
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Hi all! I was reading on the MIDIOX forums and elsewhere that you can filter out note offs from MIDI controllers using MIDIOX! I was hoping that this would solve the problem of my YAMAHA DD-55 Digital Drum Pad Device not triggering samples in Propellerhead Reason's software NN-XT sampling module! I have tried a ton of different settings on the NN-XTs front panel in the hopes that somehow I would be able to get my electronic drum pads to audibly trigger samples in Reason's NN-XT! Nothing seems to work though! I have even called YAMAHAs electronic drum department so I could discuss this matter personally with them! They said that other people had called and complained about having similar problems getting the DD-55 to trigger samples from software instrument/sampling devices such as the NN-XT and that they were unable to help them! I was told by other people on the Propellerhead User Forum and a YAMAHA drum department tech that the problem of the DD-55 not triggering drum samples in the sampler was due to the fact that the gate time on the DD-55 was too short! Unfortunately there is no way to adjust gate time on the DD-55!
I was supposing that I could use MIDI-OX to help solve my sample triggering problem as I read somewhere on the Propellerhead message boards that it is possible to use MIDI-OX in tandem with a sequencer such as Reason to eliminate or filter out note-off messages from MIDI controllers such as the DD-55 before they are sent via MIDI to a sampler such as Reason's NN-XT! The question that bothers me is what steps should I take in order to get this to happen? I only saw one other topic on the MIDI-OX forums that discussed the YAMAHA DD-55 and MIDI-OX! The person had a similar problem as me but was unable to solve the problem!
Thanks in advance for your replies people! BTW...If you think you can solve my problem but are unsure of a minor detail that I have explained...please do not hesitate to ask what it is that you find confusing! Also I have MIDI Yoke NT and MIDI-OX! I am pretty sure that it will be necessary to have both MIDI Yoke NT and MIDI-OX in order to use MIDI-OX in tandem with an external MIDI device and a sequencer such as Reason! That is why I state this beforehand!
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Re: Using MIDIOX to filter out Note Offs from Drum
« Reply #1 on: Jan 13th, 2006, 3:33pm » |
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I found a couple of old threads on the DD-55:
http://www.midiox.com/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.pl?board=ThirdParty;action=displ ay;num=1120836051;start=0#0
That one explains what may be happening (short notes / gate time, as you say) and outlines the way to set things up (although it failed to fix the problem, apparently).
http://www.midiox.com/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.pl?board=query;action=display;nu m=1081385140;start=0#0
That one shows someone who seems to be using the DD-55 to control Sonar.
Now, about fixing it. First off, I'd suggest junking the Note Off messages entirely and seeing if that works... Otherwise, use a mapping that does very little apart from applying a few 1000 milliseconds of delay to the original message (don't know if that's possible -- which might be what killed the idea in the first thread linked).
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Re: Using MIDIOX to filter out Note Offs from Drum
« Reply #2 on: Jan 13th, 2006, 10:35pm » |
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on Jan 13th, 2006, 3:33pm, Peter L Jones wrote:| Now, about fixing it. First off, I'd suggest junking the Note Off messages entirely and seeing if that works... Otherwise, use a mapping that does very little apart from applying a few 1000 milliseconds of delay to the original message (don't know if that's possible -- which might be what killed the idea in the first thread linked). |
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Umm...Can you please explain specifically how I can "junk the note off messages"! I am a newbie to MIDI-OX and find this program to be a lil complicated!
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Re: Using MIDIOX to filter out Note Offs from Drum
« Reply #3 on: Jan 15th, 2006, 8:45am » |
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Take a read through this thread as a starting point on how to get MIDI OX and MIDI Yoke integrated into your set up.
For a more in depth discussion, there's a PDF file referenced from this thread.
Once you've got the basics set up so you can see data flying through MIDI OX, you can use the Options->Data Mapping facility to set up a mapping to convert the Note Offs (and probably Note Ons with velocity zero, to be safe) to something else unused.
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