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(Message started by: dhaupt on Jun 19^th, 2002, 12:04am)

Title: MIDI-OX Mapping in a VST or DXi plugin?
Post by dhaupt on Jun 19^th, 2002, 12:04am

First, thanks for creating one of the most useful programs I have. I've been using MIDI-OX for several years now, and I'm always running into new situations where it does the trick.

Lately, I've been getting into using soft synths in SONAR. The settings on some of the synths have fixed assignments to MIDI controller numbers that I would like to reassign. For instance, I prefer controlling the rotator speed on the Leslie of Native Instruments' B4 Organ using the sustain pedal rather than the mod wheel. I currently accomplish this using MIDI-OX and MIDI Yoke, but it would be nice to be able to patch a MIDI-OX-like plugin into the FX bin of the SONAR track that plays the soft synth, and save the custom controller mapping with the project instead of every time having to run MIDI-OX outside of SONAR, load my B4 map preset into it, and connect the two programs with a MIDI Yoke junction.

Would it be possible to put MIDI-OX's mapping functionality into a VST or DXi plugin so that it could be more tightly integrated into a SONAR or Cubase project?

Title: Re: MIDI-OX Mapping in a VST or DXi plugin?
Post by Jamie OConnell on Jun 19^th, 2002, 4:45am

I'll add it to the list, but I think it would have to be a different product, because it would need to be written as a DXi plug-in.

Title: Re: MIDI-OX Mapping in a VST or DXi plugin?
Post by Ishkabbible on Apr 19^th, 2015, 3:25am

Sad to see the age of this post :'( I was just trying to untangle my percussion section in Reaper and thinking, "if I could just plug the MIDI-OX filter into one track, I could write a dozen rules and consolidate these 5 MIDI tracks into one and save myself a helluva lotta trouble." So I went searching, and alas, it seems you have chosen to remain outside of my DAW. A pity indeed ;)