FR: transpose in midi file player
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 276 posts since 18 Dec, 2007 from Germany
Hi Brad,
So we have a speed slider for midi and that's very useful.
What about a transpose feature?
I see I can do something with the midi routing table
and use filters to tell a rack to receive transposed notes.
Yeah that's good... but I would love to take it by the root
and that's the file player.
Come on, there's still space for one more little entry in the tools menu
Or do you think it's a bad idea?
Greetings,
D.
So we have a speed slider for midi and that's very useful.
What about a transpose feature?
I see I can do something with the midi routing table
and use filters to tell a rack to receive transposed notes.
Yeah that's good... but I would love to take it by the root
and that's the file player.
Come on, there's still space for one more little entry in the tools menu
Or do you think it's a bad idea?
Greetings,
D.
"There's a certain detail seen here."
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- KVRian
- 791 posts since 8 Mar, 2006 from Australia
I think it's a fine idea, though probably easiest implemented as a MIDI filter on the output of the MIDI file - then it could do other things as well as just tranpose.Debby747 wrote:Or do you think it's a bad idea?
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- KVRAF
- 2310 posts since 13 Apr, 2008 from Germany
Hi.
Looking at this discussion I have also to comment on the paradox that Cantabile offers almost any functionallity I like but some is too technical and not at locations users expect or need them...
"Too technical" is no real criticism here, not at all, it is one reason why many complex things finally work well, but we need to consider some additional operating level...
Looking at this discussion I have also to comment on the paradox that Cantabile offers almost any functionallity I like but some is too technical and not at locations users expect or need them...
"Too technical" is no real criticism here, not at all, it is one reason why many complex things finally work well, but we need to consider some additional operating level...
Best regards, TiUser
...and keep on jamming...
...and keep on jamming...
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- KVRian
- 791 posts since 8 Mar, 2006 from Australia
Would you mind providing some examples of things which you think are in the wrong place? I'm always interested in ideas on how to make things simpler to use.TiUser wrote:Hi.
Looking at this discussion I have also to comment on the paradox that Cantabile offers almost any functionallity I like but some is too technical and not at locations users expect or need them...
"Too technical" is no real criticism here, not at all, it is one reason why many complex things finally work well, but we need to consider some additional operating level...
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- KVRAF
- 2310 posts since 13 Apr, 2008 from Germany
Hi Brad.
Be sure I'll let you know when I have ideas on that...
The point is, technically all is in the right places...
...but when I looked for the first time at cantabile 1.2 I wasn't aware of all the power under the hood... the midi filters are a great feature but a bit hidden.
For instance how to create a keyboard split...? you need to create the filter for that. Technically perfect but hard to get your head around practically... BTW, I would like a "zone" filter instead of the split... even simpler to understand and more flexible as well... anyway.
Even better the velocity curve...
I am thinking for quite a while how to overcome this "presentation" issue of great but somehow hidden features... without a really great idea on that...
...but I'll let you know.
Indeed Cantabile is not a "simple" program and it's difficult to make it appear simpler as it is...
Be sure I'll let you know when I have ideas on that...
The point is, technically all is in the right places...
...but when I looked for the first time at cantabile 1.2 I wasn't aware of all the power under the hood... the midi filters are a great feature but a bit hidden.
For instance how to create a keyboard split...? you need to create the filter for that. Technically perfect but hard to get your head around practically... BTW, I would like a "zone" filter instead of the split... even simpler to understand and more flexible as well... anyway.
Even better the velocity curve...
I am thinking for quite a while how to overcome this "presentation" issue of great but somehow hidden features... without a really great idea on that...
...but I'll let you know.
Indeed Cantabile is not a "simple" program and it's difficult to make it appear simpler as it is...
Best regards, TiUser
...and keep on jamming...
...and keep on jamming...