NOTE TAKER: The FREE Midi Capture Utility From Grumpy Monkey Plugins. (Requires Full Kontakt 5.8.1 or above.)

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Hello folks,

I've made a free utility for capturing midi from inside of Kontakt.

Useful for capturing the midi notes generated with midi fx plugins or Kontakt multiscripts.



NoteTaker loads as an instrument inside Full Kontakt (not a multiscript). Place it before your instrument, then hit record to capture all of the midi data that passes through.

Afterward, just drag and drop the midi region directly into your DAW!

Requires Full Kontakt (5.8.1 or above. Not the free version of Kontakt.)

Get it here:
https://grumpymonkeyplugins.com/products/notetaker

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NoteTaker works nicely as a drag-and-drop solution with my new Particle Engine (currently on sale here):
https://grumpymonkeyplugins.com/product ... ccelerator
ROLL CONTROL PLUGIN | Turn Any Perc Into Rolls.
PARTICLE ACCELERATOR | Use Particles With Your Own Instruments.
RICOCHET | Button-Mashing Super Power.

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another smart midi utility from you - love what you have been making and bought 3 so far :)

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:party: NoteTaker turned one-year-old today! :party:

To celebrate, I added a new feature.
NoteTaker_PlayRecLink.png
Instead of having to hit the record/stop button, you can set it to automatically do it each time you hit play/stop in your DAW's transport.

Simply hit the "link-to-play" button in the upper right.

Users should receive a link to download v1.1.

Free. Get it here:
https://grumpymonkeyplugins.com/products/notetaker
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ROLL CONTROL PLUGIN | Turn Any Perc Into Rolls.
PARTICLE ACCELERATOR | Use Particles With Your Own Instruments.
RICOCHET | Button-Mashing Super Power.

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This is a handy utility! ;)
John Braner
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Cheers, will certainly be useful for me.

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