free MFX plug-in for your host

[NickSonic]

Hi there,

I put a first MFX plug-in on my web site. It's called ScaleEnforcer and it ensures that all the notes in the selected track are in the given scale/key (you can choose among 269 scales ).
If a note is not in the scale, it can be either removed or fixed (ajusted to the pevious note in scale, to the next one, to the closest one, or to a random note in the scale within one octave of the orginal note). It works offline on a MIDI clip, in real-time as an insert on your track, and even on live MIDI input. I only tested it in Sonar 2.2, so any feedback on other hosts is much appreciated.

Where to get it: www.nicolasfournel.com
Then go to the MIDI section.

Nicolas

[topaz]

thanks

Hi there,

I put a first MFX plug-in on my web site. It's called ScaleEnforcer and it ensures that all the notes in the selected track are in the given scale/key (you can choose among 269 scales ).
If a note is not in the scale, it can be either removed or fixed (ajusted to the pevious note in scale, to the next one, to the closest one, or to a random note in the scale within one octave of the orginal note). It works offline on a MIDI clip, in real-time as an insert on your track, and even on live MIDI input. I only tested it in Sonar 2.2, so any feedback on other hosts is much appreciated.

Where to get it: www.nicolasfournel.com, and go to the MIDI section.

Nicolas

[Markleford]

link is dead.

There's a comma at the end of it: link is wrong, but live!

Good to see you promoting the goods, Nick! I did a similar MFX plug as one of my first efforts (Scalar Quantize), but it only had 16 scales as compared to your 269!

Keep 'em coming.

- m

[Villy]

Really useful plugin, thanks. I've been using the included one in cubase till now (track fx) which has a limited amount of scales, less options and only adjusts to the closest note.