some more MIDI plugins...

[soma]

I haven't tried to rout midi in Live (I don't think). I don't own it. (It sounds great but I really can't survive without a single modular web).
If worse comes to worse, add the stuff you want to control inside XTvst and put the midi in there too. Can't work on Live effects that way but oh well.

Anyone tried the new beta Note table I made?

[MotorsKill23]

Thanks for the plugins soma and asseca for hosting all these tools. Lot's of fun(indispensable)

[soma]

Thanks for the plugins soma and asseca for hosting all these tools. Lot's of fun(indispensable)

If you don't mind me asking, which do you like best and why?
I just want to know so I can make better ones.

[inkinen]

yeah, thanks soma! i use your midi xt delay every now and then. great fun!

[soma]

yeah, thanks soma! i use your midi xt delay every now and then. great fun!

I think you mean NicFit's midi delay.

[kodama]

I haven't tried to rout midi in Live (I don't think). I don't own it.

The demo's only limitation is no saving (doesn't make weird noises, doesn't time out or expire).

So, it would be pretty easy to test just from the demo?

http://www.ableton.com/index.php?main=downloads


TTYL!

[MotorsKill23]

Thanks for the plugins soma and asseca for hosting all these tools. Lot's of fun(indispensable)

If you don't mind me asking, which do you like best and why?
I just want to know so I can make better ones.

My favorite thing about them is the "rectangular" shape, this seems to work well for my workflow(all my favorite plugins have four sides). ...so keep up the good work

[soma]

Great! I'm be sure to always make more rectangular plugs

there was someone who wanted a plug for playing a chord with each note going to a differnt synth each time. I think the new note table and the midi switcher could help do that. I'll find the way soon if no one else does.

[Sickle]

Thanks for the plugins soma and asseca for hosting all these tools. Lot's of fun(indispensable)

If you don't mind me asking, which do you like best and why?
I just want to know so I can make better ones.

My favorite thing about them is the "rectangular" shape, this seems to work well for my workflow(all my favorite plugins have four sides). ...so keep up the good work

How neurotic..

[soma]

Soma & NF, none of these midi plugs seem to work in Live at all, have you tried them in Live?

I actually own EXT, but it doesn't output midi, so it's kind of useless as a modular midi device in Live...

I got the plugins to work in Live only inside xt. SO the the work around is to load the plugin(s) you want controlled by my midi fx inside xt with the soma/NF plug infront.

[glurgle]

heh, I feel a little silly, since I've had these plugins done for a couple weeks and just kept forgetting to upload them and post here, but anyways:

Note Cycler
Note Cycler is a simple plugin that cycles through a list of notes. It sends the next note every time it receives a note on message. The notes cycle from top to bottom, first the right column and then the left.

The notes are set by clicking and dragging on them, and you can also set the velocity of the notes or choose to use the velocity of the note that triggered it. If the switch next to a note is set to "Off" then it will be skipped.

CC Cycler
CC Cycler is a simple plugin that sends a MIDI control change (CC) message every time it receives a note on message. The CC values (shown as a number from 0-127) cycle from right to left. If the switch under a CC value is set to "off" then that value will be skipped.

SuperTran
SuperTran is a simple transposition plugin. It works with data on two midi channels. The control channel should be fed MONOPHONIC melodies or basslines, and the source channel can be fed anything (although a common use would be patterns based around on a single root note). The notes on the source channel will be transposed so they are the same distance from the root note as the last note received on the control channel. For example, feeding a repeating pattern based on C3 on the source channel, and an E3 on the control channel, the source channel will be transposed 4 semitones to be based around E3. It's actually fairly simple in practice.

Please note that supertran will *NOT* restrict your notes to any scale, so you will end up with a lot of out-of-key notes if you don't use a plugin such as NDC's MIDIForce2Key after it.

[glurgle]

Upon reading the descriptions I think a key point about my plugins is they are meant to be *Simple*

[soma]

Hey Note cycler does pretty much the same thing as my note table... seeing as yours is finished I'll discontinue mine alpha (only the one I did can cycle forward, back, ping pong, or random. and you can set the steps in teh cycle... but anyway.)

I like the SM plugs! I need to switch over because you can do so much more with SM than SE but I have so many prefabs for SE going that it always seems to be the quickes way.

[glurgle]

yeah I just looked at yours and I'm thinking of how to implement those features in mine, setting the start and finish steps should be easy, but the various cycle modes might be a bit trickier. Anyways, I wouldn't call them finished by a long shot, I just don't have the interest to do proper versioning/betas etc.. etc. there's still some "small stuff" I want to tweak on them as well.

I hear what you're saying about SE and prefabs, and I don't know that it's a case of really being able to do "more" in SM. For me it's just the way the data is presented, being able to split a MIDI message into a bunch of integers (instead of CV) is the only way I can really get my head around it. I've got some other ideas, and I think I may reinvent a wheel or 2 on my way (like a scale quantization module). Right now I'm just trying all the different things I can do with the current plugs (nicfits midi delay is getting a lot more attention than it ever did before)

[soma]

I think when I buy SM I will rewrite the clip playing part of Live as a VST... I would probably sell it to pay for the cost of SM.
I got a good start on a SE version but the interface/performace is crap.