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WOK wrote:last thing to do is transpose by MIDI in, then it's ready.
:hyper: Is it midi only, or will it make a sound too?

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thecontrolcentre wrote:
WOK wrote:last thing to do is transpose by MIDI in, then it's ready.
:hyper: Is it midi only, or will it make a sound too?
MIDI only (I think that's better to be flexible in using any synth plugin for the sound).
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audington wrote:Awesome :) When can we get it
maybe two days, if no more problems occur
, and how much!
Mmmh, not shure. I released many plugins as unlimited donationware (with or without nagscreen), but I can count the donations on one hand :?
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Will it be cross platform by chance?.. :D
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WOK wrote:
thecontrolcentre wrote:
WOK wrote:last thing to do is transpose by MIDI in, then it's ready.
:hyper: Is it midi only, or will it make a sound too?
MIDI only (I think that's better to be flexible in using any synth plugin for the sound).
I like that idea. I'm a Tenori-on user and I'm always happy to find new cool sequencers and I'm on the way to getting a touch screen monitor so something like this could become my Tenori-on's girlfriend.
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Chevytraveller wrote:Will it be cross platform by chance?.. :D
Sorry, no (Synthedit). :scared:
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OK, get it while it's fresh :party:
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Nice! Looking forward to trying this, looks like fun.
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thanks for this great little toy, I was looking for something like kinda long now...:)

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i :love: these kind of apps! thank you very much!
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Oh man, someone just now donated 1US$ simply to download the full version (because I can't set a minimum in the free donation field in Paypal).
For some people nothing seems to be abasing themselves too much... :roll:
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so NO chance of a mac version? i'd definitely pay for something like that...

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derekwebb wrote:so NO chance of a mac version? i'd definitely pay for something like that...
Not possible in Synthedit, and I don't know C+ ...
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cool, will check this out when I get a chance!


I have a question though...can you export the MIDI note data into the piano roll of a MIDI track in the DAW? So that I can use this to make a rhythm and then edit and adjust it later in the piano roll? I'm not sure how to do it or if it's even a function of this particular plugin, but it's basically what I want out of it. Would definitely sway me towards buying it if I could export MIDI to the piano roll and didn't have to render to audio, etc. If the plugin can't do this at this time, consider it a feature request


Also, can I make a couple of suggestions?

One is a button so that you don't have to change the note of every row if you want to try out higher or lower octaves...something that would shift all notes up or down.

The other is to maybe have more than 3 octaves in there? Especially with a sequencer like this, I like to experiment with higher octaves to make sharper, blippier sounds.


edit: I also noticed in Cubase 5 that for some reason it always starts on the 2nd note (never the first), and the clock doesn't seem to reset if I move around the track. Not sure if it's supposed to or not, but it seems that it would be important.


Anyway, these are just a couple of suggestions that I thought would be easy to implement from looking at what's there. I will definitely make a donation if it's something I see myself using. Thanks!
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