I've created free, open-source table-driven midi integration software for faster, flexible instrument building. All inputs on a PC can become midi inputs, as needed, with easy reconfiguration and integration with other midi stuff. So where on MIDIbox, do i post it? Do I submit it as a project?
· Adds sustain, pitch-bend and modulation controls, via one or more touch-pads or a mouse, to any midi system with a Win/Mac PC .
· Can trigger any note, control command, pitch-bend, or preset action at the touch of a key;
- Converts your PC-keyboard into an auxiliary midi-input controller and keyboard.
· Works especially well with 2-dimensional instruments like the Axis-49 and -64.
· Enables features that are normally considered “high-endâ€, such as keyboard splitting (parts of a keyboard playing other instrumental sounds), key-modulation or octave-shifting at the touch of an assigned key.
Where do I post info about midi-enhacement software
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Hi all.
I've created free, open-source table-driven midi integration software for faster, flexible instrument building. All inputs on a PC can become midi inputs, as needed, with easy reconfiguration and integration with other midi stuff. So where on MIDIbox, do i post it? Do I submit it as a project?
The online description can be found here: My link and you can download the Max/MSP source, executable and manual here: http://www.altkeyboards.com/file-cabinet.
A few highlights of Integrator:
· Adds sustain, pitch-bend and modulation controls, via one or more touch-pads or a mouse, to any midi system with a Win/Mac PC .
· Can trigger any note, control command, pitch-bend, or preset action at the touch of a key;
- Converts your PC-keyboard into an auxiliary midi-input controller and keyboard.
· Works especially well with 2-dimensional instruments like the Axis-49 and -64.
· Enables features that are normally considered “high-endâ€, such as keyboard splitting (parts of a keyboard playing other instrumental sounds), key-modulation or octave-shifting at the touch of an assigned key.
- other goodies
Ken. www.MusicScienceGuy.com