Post by chordam7 on Jan 19, 2016 19:09:51 GMT
Greetings! I have been using MidiBridge for some relatively basic features but this is the first time I may have to venture into Stream Byter, and I'm a little stuck.
I recently came up with some music using the Fugue Machine app. I would love to send the four voices to different sounds, but the app is currently only set up to send to one MIDI channel. While Googling for a solution, I ran across a forum post where a user pointed out that Fugue Machine will let you assign different velocities to each voice, which could be very useful.
I checked the Velocity Split module and I see it will only split the keyboard at one point -- so only two voices. What I'd like to do is split it into four velocity ranges (say, 1-30, 31-60, 61-90, 91-127, or something similar), and have each range go to a different MIDI channel.
I'm not unfamiliar with coding so I looked at Stream Byter and it sure seems like that would do the trick. But I'm not familiar with the details of the MIDI protocol or Stream Byter and, unfortunately, I'm absolutely crushed for time right now, so I'm hoping someone can either provide some code (if it's as simple as I suspect) or at least give me a few pointers as to the variables and syntax, to speed me up. Sorry to be such a wimp and any help is appreciated. Thanks!
I recently came up with some music using the Fugue Machine app. I would love to send the four voices to different sounds, but the app is currently only set up to send to one MIDI channel. While Googling for a solution, I ran across a forum post where a user pointed out that Fugue Machine will let you assign different velocities to each voice, which could be very useful.
I checked the Velocity Split module and I see it will only split the keyboard at one point -- so only two voices. What I'd like to do is split it into four velocity ranges (say, 1-30, 31-60, 61-90, 91-127, or something similar), and have each range go to a different MIDI channel.
I'm not unfamiliar with coding so I looked at Stream Byter and it sure seems like that would do the trick. But I'm not familiar with the details of the MIDI protocol or Stream Byter and, unfortunately, I'm absolutely crushed for time right now, so I'm hoping someone can either provide some code (if it's as simple as I suspect) or at least give me a few pointers as to the variables and syntax, to speed me up. Sorry to be such a wimp and any help is appreciated. Thanks!
