by poz » Wed Dec 17, 2008 1:58 am
Hi,
yes, that would be interesting to know how to use midi pipe with modul8 ..
how can you make modul8 only see the virtual ports of midipipe, and not the native ones ?
I'm using very very special triggers (homemade instruments, sticked with little midi triggers, through a s5000 sampler)... the midi signal is too short and has to be modified via midipipe to be long enough for modul8. (10ms in this case)
This works quite well...
But my problem is that the original short signal (from the native midi interface ..) is still viewed by modul8-, and I would like to get rid of it
In fact modul8 sees both signals ..
{'timestamp': 1029322884774.0, 'channel': 1, 'param1': 62, 'message': 'NOTE_ON', 'rawEvent': 144, 'param2': 127}
{'timestamp': 1029323884774.0, 'channel': 1, 'param1': 62, 'message': 'NOTE_ON', 'rawEvent': 144, 'param2': 0}
{'timestamp': 1029322884774.0, 'channel': 3, 'param1': 62, 'message': 'NOTE_ON', 'rawEvent': 146, 'param2': 127}
{'timestamp': 1029333884774.0, 'channel': 3, 'param1': 62, 'message': 'NOTE_ON', 'rawEvent': 146, 'param2': 0}
two events, for one trig ..
and nothing in modul8 to select the interface you want to use ... all are used by default ?
in fact, I've got a midi A with chan1 and a midi B with chan 1 & 2, all with weird signal, that I want to clean and send to modul8 on 1 port / 3 channels.
This is to make a live band performance ... controlling modul8 while playing instruments, without any vjay, and with video reacting in real time with music played by humans ...
thanks for help
I'll tell you if I find any solution, will go on searching, i'm on a good way ..
poz