Another Audio-To-MIDI using Melodyne but I use a different verse/chorus bar length from the original verse/chorus bar length so I can extract musical phrases that I want to use.
Customized Logic 9 Environment Macros are generating the notes for all the instruments while I'm using the original Audio-To-MIDI file for it's MIDI performance.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m4tV1lW6z-4

I play the original Audio-To-MIDI then apply a customized Logic 9 Environment Scale Macro, Dorian in the Key of D#
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Gwd0G8Z93Y

Just taking a 4 bar audio and Audio-To-MIDI using Melodyne, then applying customized Logic 9 Environment Macros to create a new musical idea.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3B07FXdsOBk

This is very interesting stuff. Could you break down the functionality of the individual macros you are using?

I'll create a video of that but basiclly this is all that I'm doing, I take any MIDI and convert it to a musical scale and in any key but I use the existing MIDI performance, where the note is played and the velocity of the note and apply that new musical scale.

I also have other macros that generated random notes, random velocity and generate extra notes but all those would sound bad if I didn't put as the last macro, the scale macro.
I currently have over 4000+ scales and each with all the keys, C, C#, D, etc... of those scales.

Audio-To-MIDI created from Melodyne of this popular song but only using the first 32 bars of the song, 16 for the verse and 16 for the chorus.
Then using my customized Logic 9 Environment Macros I was able to create a new musical idea
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZvxDBs1PDm4

Using Melodyne to capture another MIDI performance, then applying customize Logic 9 Environment Macros.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vyehvjx5gig

Okay thanks, I was wondering whether you were generating notes at places where there are none (aside from with arps).

Is there a video I did that you're asking about to this question?

No, I was just wondering in general. Not any more though, you've answered the question nicely thanks.

Audio-To-MIDI using Melodyne and customized Logic 9 Environment Macros
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VRsMPxIgUK8

I take my previous Audio-To-MIDI, Ionian in the Key of D# and apply Mixolydian in the Key of B but also apply before that, another customized Logic 9 Environment Macro to generate more notes on the incoming MIDI.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d4gIVEMmX7o

Realtime Scale/Key Melody Experiment in Logic 9
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QOVQ-9eW7Aw

Taking an Audio-To-MIDI create from Melodyne, applying customized Logic 9 Environment Macros and then getting the creative flow going with ThumbJam.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wEfWCjyE81U

Audio-To-MIDI using Melodyne of these two vocals from the Media Library
in Logic 9. Melodyne detected the vocals are in Minor in the Key of G, so
I applied a customized Logic 9 Environment Scale Macro for Minor in the
Key of G and a customized Logic 9 Environment Macro to drive the bass
as well. Have a listen...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M7ot1UCHhiI