Audio 2 Midi cc

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Can you reccommend me some free Audio 2 Midi CC converter?
Like Blue Cat's digital peak meter, its great.

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Yep, Blue Cat's digital peak meter is great. Soma's Enveloper is great too, doing a similar job but with some different options. Info from the author:- "Follows audio in to make a CC envelope. Time sets the global time. Attack and decay multiply the time. Each time parameter has a fine setting. Display is in millisec on top and 16th beats onteh bottom. You may add an offset and inverse the envelope. Amplitude determines the amount of enveolpe to send." Check internet for links.

Good luck. :)
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thanks, that soma looks good, but it only shows up as a Vst instrument, and i cant seem feed audio into it...?!

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Highvoltage wrote:thanks, that soma looks good, but it only shows up as a Vst instrument, and I can't seem feed audio into it...?!
Hi there. I think how you use it depends on your host/sequencer. What are you using? Maybe someone at KVR will tell you how to use it in your host (if it can be used in it). You may need to load it as an effect to access it's audio ins but then I wouldn't know how you would connect it's midi outs. I use EnergyXT so it is all pretty straight forward for me. Sorry, can't help you at the mo. :?
Windows 10. Asus X99-Pro i7 6950X 10 Core 3GHz (Overclocked to 3.5GHz). Corsair DDR4 64GB Vengeance LPX 2400MHz. RME RayDAT. NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970. UAD2 Quad+Octo. Reaper. A couple of plugins.

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Like Blue Cat's digital peak meter
It's not free but I must say it's not very expensive given the functionalities you get... (it's still $32.76 only until the end of the week). Plus you can use it in many hosts since both VST and DirectX versions are included in the package.

Sorry for this 'advert-like' comment, but I think it's important to note it's not a $200 plug-in...

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