how do i force all midi notes to one single note,
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how do i force all midi notes to one single note,
id like my piano playing to trigger a midi event for each note press, but i want the midi from the instrument to interpret it at C4 each time. does anyone know the easiest way to do this?
Thanks
Thanks
Re: how do i force all midi notes to one single note,
For small range use Scale.
Larger, two Pitch midi devices. One at min, one at max. Maybe a third to set the note.
Larger, two Pitch midi devices. One at min, one at max. Maybe a third to set the note.
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Re: how do i force all midi notes to one single note,
hey thanks for the thought but this doesnt work- i want all notes at all octaves to hit at C4.
Re: how do i force all midi notes to one single note,
Did you try the second suggestion?
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Re: how do i force all midi notes to one single note,
yes- it doesnt actually filter anything out, it only omits notes. i need every midi note keypress action to hit c4, or a small range of notes
perhaps i need a max for live device for this?
perhaps i need a max for live device for this?
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Re: how do i force all midi notes to one single note,
ah great! that worked. thank you
can you let me know how i would add a small range a few notes above and a few notes below to that?
thanks
can you let me know how i would add a small range a few notes above and a few notes below to that?
thanks
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Re: how do i force all midi notes to one single note,
The jpeg that gave you the solution is now gone lol. How did you solve this? I have the same need.
Re: how do i force all midi notes to one single note,
You're in luck. I wanted to do the exact same and figured it out. You need 2 "Pitch" plugin instances.motherbrain5000 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 01, 2021 10:55 pmThe jpeg that gave you the solution is now gone lol. How did you solve this? I have the same need.
1st Pitch instance
- Set Pitch to -128st
- Leave Range at +127st
- Leave Lowest at C-2
- Set Pitch to +60st if you want C3
- Leave Range at +127st
- Leave Lowest at C-2
Then the 2nd Pitch instance increases the note again, from C-2 to your desired pitch. Here I increase it by 60 semitones, which is 5 octaves, which means I go from C-2 to C3 (the "middle" of the keyboard, and usually the note where the sample is not pitchted).