Post by jessetal on Aug 11, 2015 13:14:19 GMT
Hi!
I would like to map each MIDI note number to a corresponding MIDI CC #43 value. For example, playing note 37 would transmit a value of 37 for CC #43.
Here's the use case: I want to connect a Korg Volca Sample to my iPad and send MIDI messages from an iOS MIDI controller app to the KVS to sequence the 10 sample parts (i.e. tracks) in the KVS. MIDI CC #43 is assigned to the sample speed parameter in the KVS, which can be adjusted in realtime to vary the 'pitch' of sample parts. I therefore want to use MidiBridge to transform MIDI note messages to a range of values for MIDI CC #43 so that I can sequence KVS parts in a more musical way.
it's already been done using a MidiBro hardware device (http://youtu.be/US4WeItgurE) but O would like to substitute MidiBridge for MidiBro in that example.
any help would be greatly appreciated, as I am unfamiliar with MIDI hex coding or using the streambyter.
I would like to map each MIDI note number to a corresponding MIDI CC #43 value. For example, playing note 37 would transmit a value of 37 for CC #43.
Here's the use case: I want to connect a Korg Volca Sample to my iPad and send MIDI messages from an iOS MIDI controller app to the KVS to sequence the 10 sample parts (i.e. tracks) in the KVS. MIDI CC #43 is assigned to the sample speed parameter in the KVS, which can be adjusted in realtime to vary the 'pitch' of sample parts. I therefore want to use MidiBridge to transform MIDI note messages to a range of values for MIDI CC #43 so that I can sequence KVS parts in a more musical way.
it's already been done using a MidiBro hardware device (http://youtu.be/US4WeItgurE) but O would like to substitute MidiBridge for MidiBro in that example.
any help would be greatly appreciated, as I am unfamiliar with MIDI hex coding or using the streambyter.
