Midi filter
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Midi filter
Is there an Ableton or Max effect that can filter MIDI notes? Only let MIDI notes above a certain pitch through to a device?
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siliconarc
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Re: Midi filter
Set up a chain's Key range in a MIDI Effect Rack?
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Kannan.Balasubramanian
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Re: Midi filter
Sorry to wake this thread up after almost 5 years.
I have two midi tracks.
One Lead based instrument and another Bass based instrument midi tracks.
When both these tracks receive a midi signal, how to prevent bass from receiving higher notes say not above C3 and instead transpose them to like C2?
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Re: Midi filter
So you want both to play at once, but the Bass should stay within one octave while higher notes play on the Lead?
If so you can use the updated Pitch device on the Bass track, which now has a Fold option. Set the Lowest to C2, the Range to +11, and Mode to Fold. This will always keep the Bass notes within one octave.
If so you can use the updated Pitch device on the Bass track, which now has a Fold option. Set the Lowest to C2, the Range to +11, and Mode to Fold. This will always keep the Bass notes within one octave.