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MIDI-OX / Mapping Questions / Re: Remaping CC controles in old ProjectMix |
May 1st, 2025, 8:40pm |
Started by Waxko | Last post by Breath |
Hi I'm not quite sure what you are asking, so lets see how much I get correct. Fader #4 puts out CC11 In MidiOx you have used a datamap to change CC11 to CC01 I guessing that you want to have the CC11 as well as the CC1? if so.. Open the datamap (open your datamap file if you need to) and go to the line that has the CC11 to CC1 and doubleclick to open the Define Mapping dialog. On the left side of the 'When Input matches' box you will see "Pass Original value on (Clone)" click to check that and if you don't have any lines following it MidiOx will now output the CC11 and the CC1 messages. Feel free to post again if I have missed what you were asking. All the best Royce |
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MIDI-OX / Questions and Discussion / Re: Midi-OX on W11 |
Apr 5th, 2025, 6:19am |
Started by Mattia | Last post by ric1234 |
Confirmed, MIDI-OX on W11 works fine. Another virtual cable option is LoopBe1/30 depending on the MIDI client(s) you're using. See my post were I've tested many combinations. |
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MIDI-OX / Questions and Discussion / Re: Configuration between Starrypad and FreeStyler |
Apr 5th, 2025, 6:13am |
Started by ric1234 | Last post by ric1234 |
Quick update - I've finally managed to make this work! The solution for FreeStyleDMX was to use MIDI-Yoke as a virtual MIDI cable. This one seem to work great with MIDI-OX (no surprise ). I was just facing difficulties installing it under Windows 11. I've managed to install it running the installer in Compatibility mode "with previous Windows versions"... I am not 100% sure this is stable, since sometimes my FreeStyler just hangs for a few seconds after sending him MIDI commands... I guess I will have to test longer now. It also work because FreeStyler is a 32bits app that MIDI-Yoke can talk to. For Rekordbox, since this is a (quite picky probably) 64bits app, it simply does not see MIDI-Yoke ports as MIDI inputs. For this one, I had to use LoopBe1, a more recent virtual MIDI cable, and the only one that RekordBox is willing to see as an additional MIDI input! Therefore, my final configuration is : StarryPAD => MIDI-OX => MIDI-Yoke1 => FreeStylerDMX (on one side), and MIDI-OX => LoopBe1 => Rekordbox (as second MIDI-OX output) No Filtering, no mapping in MIDI-OX, just a simple 1 input to 2 outputs attachement. Next step is to test for much longer now! I hope this might be useful to someone else maybe. Thanks again for these great MIDI software |
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MIDI-OX / Map Exchange / Re: Dynamic velocity mapping |
Mar 31st, 2025, 7:12pm |
Started by Wlodzislaw | Last post by Breath |
Hi you can create data maps to map, say CC7 to a different CC7 You can do it by blocks of ranges of values... each block needs a line in the datamap. Any number of blocks - 128 blocks would be mapping each possible value, but you could use just one block 1 to 127 to compress to 80 to 127 - leaving 0 to pass though as off Here a simple but slightly crazy example Line1 ... Input CC7 0 to 40 Output CC7 0 to 80 this will expand input of values between 0 to 40 to fit into 0 to 80 ( it will skip some values) and pass 41 to 127 Line2 ... Input CC7 41 to 67 Output CC7 67 to 41 this will reverse the 41 to 67 providing weirdness - 41 to 67 have been used so it will pass on 68 to 127 Line3 ... Input CC7 68 to 127 Output CC7 100 to 127 this will give a boost to the start of the loud block and reduce the boost to 0 by the time you get to 127 Hope that helps All the best Royce |
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MIDI-OX / Questions and Discussion / Re: F2 pointeur de position , F3 song select RS700 |
Mar 24th, 2025, 8:46pm |
Started by percepsion | Last post by Breath |
Hi, A Sysex message always starts with F0 then any amount of data (although MicroSoft says is should be no greater than 256 bytes and their drivers must break it up) then finishes with F7 Data bytes are always between 00 and 7F (that is less than 80 ) F3 is Song Select message and has one byte of data. That is F3 00 to F3 7F (Song 0 to Song 127) If you are wrapping that message inside a sysex message ie F0 F3 01 F7 you can see the first data byte is greater than 7F which is generally an error. So your file just needs to have F3 song#. I looked at the manual for the RS7000 but I could not see a sysex parameter for Style that could be sent separately. It was only a quick look and I think I would need the unit to work it out. Hope this helps. If not post again. All the best Royce |
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MIDI-OX / Questions and Discussion / Just thanks |
Mar 22nd, 2025, 4:46pm |
Started by hello_again | Last post by hello_again |
Returning here, to download MIDIOX again after decades. I remember Midimon. Thank you . I think I even paypaled once. (and now twice.) I used the FM driver and some other driver by a russian fellow that exposed the DSP and had two SBlive cards in some kind of a cross-loop. |
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MIDI-OX / Mapping Questions / Re: Mapping Velocity |
Mar 20th, 2025, 7:09pm |
Started by edimarcristo | Last post by Breath |
There is really only one way to do this and that is to use the Scripting function. You need to write a script that ... Selects an incoming black note by comparing the incoming MidiOn key to a list of possible black key numbers Read the Velocity and subtract 15. Output the changed message. The trick here is that you need to do some coding. Check the Help menu option to read about Scripting Jamie has provided some examples and were installed in your MidioOx program location subdirectory '/WHS' Here is an answer to a similar problem that contains a script example by me that you can download and edit... http://www.midiox.com/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.pl?board=MOXScript;action=displa y;num=1657511134;start=0#0 All the best Royce |
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MIDI-OX / Questions and Discussion / Re: THE FUTURE OF MIDI-OX??? with Ableton PUSH 2/3 |
Feb 13th, 2025, 5:45pm |
Started by pattherat | Last post by Breath |
Hi MidiOx works for all Midi values, but you can program it to filter out a range of Notes that are sent to a Midi Output. Check in the Input Monitor (check that it has "Monitor - Input" at the top of the window). This only shows the raw Midi data coming in to MidiOx from all connected Midi Inputs. There is also Options / Midi Filter... that can filter out Midi data so it won't appear in the Input Monitor Very useful to filter out F8 Midi active. But this Option will not filter out a range of Notes sothat won't be the problem. There is not point checking a datamap as that only works on the Midi data once it is in. So if you are not seeing notes below 32 then the Push is not outputting it or it is filtered before MidiOx sees it. I checked with a synth (Hydrasynth) that can change the Octave of the keyboard. MidiOx sees Notes on any channel from Note 127 down to Note 0 Let me know how you get on. All the best Royce |
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