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Tim E. Real

Hi. Just a teaser to fend off disappointment: I'm working on this. I hoped to have it sooner but there were, as usual, complications requiring some thought. All settings in the midi remote dialog box will have port and channel, with 'learn' buttons. You can choose 'any' port or channel (as it is now...

Tim E. Real

[ Edit ] Ha! It's very old:
0.3.14:
- new: Midi Transformator (look at edit->MidiTransform)
(not all operators and operations are implemented yet)

That's MusE version 0.3.14 - not the date !

Tim E. Real

Hi Impostor That's quite the foray into this beast. It's a bit of a relic from the early days, written long ago by others. I have maintained it, fixed it, and added to it over the years. Last time I checked it was basically working, modules and all, however it is possible other things along the way ...

Tim E. Real

Oh wait, I see. Sorry. Your CC button sends 127 then 0, eh? Phht. Maybe I'm gonna have to make separate CC numbers for record on and off, to avoid this kind of problem... [ Edit] Er, I mean possibly just make it toggle but only if 1-127 is received. [ Edit ] Also the other functions may need to chan...

Tim E. Real

If I read ya correctly, I was fooled by that too! The 'CC' column in the remote dialog means the CC number, not its value. Setting it to '1' for example uses the MOD wheel. Special for record transport button: The CC value has meaning: Value 0 means record off, value 1 - 127 means record on. All oth...

Tim E. Real

Hi, sorry for missing this one.
Should be fixed in github master now.

Tim E. Real

Back to the original problem: I looked at the code. For some reason it was written so note-on turns on the setting while note-off turns it off. Which is not very helpful - you would have to hold a key down for say, the record to stay on. This should be fixed in github master now. I removed the accep...

Tim E. Real

Still, VST and some LADSPA plugins somehow manage all of this in linear ranges without even having a 'logarithmic' property. Possibly because the range is just linear 0.0 to 1.0, and at 0.0 they cut the sound off completely ? So, with a range of 0.0 to 1.0, how does a VST host know what text to dis...

Tim E. Real

Hi sadko4u Nice to have your thoughts on this. Yes, that is what I do with our sliders and so on. When they reach the first position, I force the resulting log value to jump down to 0.0 Meanwhile the second position returns my selected minimum dB converted to a log value. As I mentioned in the post ...

Tim E. Real

Heh. I was afraid I might have caused confusion. To clarify: This is not a fault with any plugin, either LSP or other brands , or any LV2 or LADSPA or VST plugin. It is a shortcoming of the plugin specifications and architectures. The plugins did the right thing - the only thing that they could do. ...

Tim E. Real

I have added some info to the wiki at: https://muse-sequencer.github.io/docs/automation.html I discussed midi control to audio control assignment. And I talked about this minimum dB stuff. And there is more info. I present it here for completeness. If you are wondering why a plugin native UI's logar...

Tim E. Real

This should be something in the manual. I'll try to add it but I wanted to state it here. A quick word about logarithmic audio controllers: With the exception of our built-in audio logarithmic volume controllers (for which we have the luxury of having a minimum slider decibel Global Setting), some l...

Tim E. Real

Hi. This should be fixed in github master now. All logarithmic controllers including certain log plugin controllers and our built-in volume had this problem. It was an oversight with recent 'minimum logarithmic controller decibel value' reworking. Ha! I could be making that up and you wouldn't know ...

Tim E. Real

Correct. The "Input Transformator" is real-time. Live transformations.
There is also another similar dialog, simply the "Transformator" which operates on existing song midi events (non-real-time).

Tim E. Real

In case y'all have never discovered it, this might be useful in some cases: The "Input Midi Transformator" (Main Menu > Midi) can do some advanced processing of incoming midi events. It can transform their range, value, even convert to another type of event. There is no documentation so it...

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