goodWhat i COULD do, however, is make the octaves more obviously divided in the list. Say, have a thick line before every C in the list.
Good IdeaI had considered also leaving the channel number white in the black notes in the input list - this would make the black bits sit in slightly, looking a bit more like the black keys in a keyboard. Don't know if it would be that much help tho!
The +/- for the keys are to add 1, 2, 3… to all the keys selected. 12 would transpose all the selected keys one octave.
Good.Perhaps a quick popup "Choose mapping type: [ALL] [RELATIVE]".
Sorry, I meant to say 6 midi outputs on the MAXI. So Cubase and energyXT sees 6 midi inputs.
You are right. Again! I just threw it in just to let you know where I may be heading in the future. It will not be for several years.Well, i don't think MIDI is able to help with microtuning, short of sending out pitchbend values alongside the MIDI note values, but that would depend on the synth it was being used with. That would only work with monophonic synths tho. Really, microtuning is something that the synth handles.
I should be able to also do this with your MidiNote Map. I plan to try several key mappings and see what comes out of it. I hope I will start sometime this month.I'm not sure what kmap does in the way of tricks that lets you achieve this 5/6/7/8 note octave setup- surely that's just how you map them?
This will be great. You have done so much already. Let me see how far I can go with what I have.I am interested in doing more interesting things tho, if you have more suggestions. If you like I could even make a 'Maxi' plugin, where it shows the layout of the keys as they are on the maxi to make it easier for you to map it up how you like it. I'd need you to draw me a diagram tho- just a quick bunch of boxes with the note numbers drawn on the keys, and how they all apply to these six midi ports you mentioned.
I would love to see it!I am, however, shortly to start work on a general purpose MIDI mapping/controller/interface designer, which would allow you to build something like this yourself. I'll say a bit more about it soon. It should be pretty neat and pretty fun.
Thanks again for all the time you have put into helping me.
