Well, you can have all the midi outs you need with fitting scripts, you can send notes directly to any midi port with the Hardware Instrument...?aMUSEd wrote:I'm not resisting anything, as far as BWS is concerned they don't exist, at least not in any usable way. A midi out that works regardless of script is what's needed.
Yeah but it's not notes I need (except when I'm using hardware instruments - I know how to do that) but control messages going back to the Kore so that the endless rotaries know what position a device's knobs are in.ThomasHelzle wrote:Well, you can have all the midi outs you need with fitting scripts, you can send notes directly to any midi port with the Hardware Instrument...?aMUSEd wrote:I'm not resisting anything, as far as BWS is concerned they don't exist, at least not in any usable way. A midi out that works regardless of script is what's needed.
Cheers,
Tom
Does it send out the song position pointer too? So you can scrub / etc and the position is synced? With the previous method (script), this was not available so you had to play the video from the start every time.ThomasHelzle wrote:- MTC & Midi Clock sending without script - I just used Cubase 8 LE as video player for BWS, synced via MTC.
That is what MTC means - Midi Clock is just a "metronome" while Midi Time Code has the position too. Otherwise I couldn't have used it for Video sync.shadiradio wrote:Does it send out the song position pointer too? So you can scrub / etc and the position is synced? With the previous method (script), this was not available so you had to play the video from the start every time.ThomasHelzle wrote:- MTC & Midi Clock sending without script - I just used Cubase 8 LE as video player for BWS, synced via MTC.
My mistake - I was under the assumption that the SPP can be transmitted along with Midi Clock to synchronize transport position (and this was all that was missing from the older generic script method). In any case, it doesn't matter anymore if this is a true MTC implementation. Hooray!ThomasHelzle wrote:That is what MTC means - Midi Clock is just a "metronome" while Midi Time Code has the position too. Otherwise I couldn't have used it for Video sync.shadiradio wrote:Does it send out the song position pointer too? So you can scrub / etc and the position is synced? With the previous method (script), this was not available so you had to play the video from the start every time.ThomasHelzle wrote:- MTC & Midi Clock sending without script - I just used Cubase 8 LE as video player for BWS, synced via MTC.
Cheers,
Tom
I would hope it does otherwise some plugins you won't be able to access their presets at all (eg Padshop)The Mantra wrote: Also, its my understanding that VST 3.5 handles presets in a way that dovetails with Steinbergs media bay. It would be cool if BW2 could recognize these presets and their respective tags for the BW browser. Is that hoping for too much?
Same here, would like to know about this. I'd also like to know if they finally allow other pitch bend ranges other than 48 notes up/down. Logic and cubase are so much more useful with mpe type stuff because not all synths that have mpe type functionality have 48 note pitch bend. This isn't an issue with other DAWs but with Bitwig you can not use the individual note pitch automation without 48 pitch bend range currently.thetechnobear wrote:a couple of questions for those with the alpha version...
- can you filter by midi channel on the track input?
- does MPE to VST 3.5 note expression work?
- any other MPE changes? better editors (e.g. like Cubase's in place editing)
Im keen to see the beta and test the MPE side, but Im assuming we wont see till after NAMM, and the press have 'filled their boots'
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