Hi Everyone,
I have a Monome Shield on the way that will run Lua scripts. I have some MIDI processing ideas that I would like to try out, but don't quite have the time to learn Lua and program these myself. Does anyone know if there is a graphical user interface/modular type of software that would allow me to drag and drop various MIDI processing functions and then export the result as a Lua script? I am thinking of something like the Midihub Pipelines (https://blokas.io/midihub/docs/), but I do not think this would export a Lua script.
Thanks in advance for your thoughts!
Graphical Interface to Create Lua Midi Scripts?
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- KVRian
- 620 posts since 19 Oct, 2020
Lua is a general purpose scripting language that doesn't 'know' anything about MIDI, you'd need a GUI frontend for your exact program/API to use it like that.bharris22 wrote: Sat Dec 26, 2020 2:54 pm I have a Monome Shield on the way that will run Lua scripts. I have some MIDI processing ideas that I would like to try out, but don't quite have the time to learn Lua and program these myself. Does anyone know if there is a graphical user interface/modular type of software that would allow me to drag and drop various MIDI processing functions and then export the result as a Lua script? I am thinking of something like the Midihub Pipelines (https://blokas.io/midihub/docs/), but I do not think this would export a Lua script.
- KVRAF
- 9578 posts since 6 Jan, 2017 from Outer Space
But you could just fire up the free Pure Data and patch something together in the box. The processing does not need to run inside of Monome...
If you work with Live, you can do even more with Max4Live... Both are graphical data flow languages with great communities to give you some advice and sub patchers to cobble together...
If you work with Live, you can do even more with Max4Live... Both are graphical data flow languages with great communities to give you some advice and sub patchers to cobble together...