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Until now, I haven't really considered this question, but here's why I have.

OnSong on the iPad maps all MIDI values as they are supposed to be mapped. The lowest octave is 0, the highest is 10. C0 is the lowest possible note value.

In Ableton Live, my key range goes from C -2 through G8. That means when I map C0 to the iPad through a Network MIDI session, the iPad reads it as C2.

Is there a way to reconfigure Ableton to start at C0 on all of the ranges?

arretx wrote:Until now, I haven't really considered this question, but here's why I have.

OnSong on the iPad maps all MIDI values as they are supposed to be mapped. The lowest octave is 0, the highest is 10. C0 is the lowest possible note value.

In Ableton Live, my key range goes from C -2 through G8. That means when I map C0 to the iPad through a Network MIDI session, the iPad reads it as C2.

Is there a way to reconfigure Ableton to start at C0 on all of the ranges?

Ableton used a variation on Helmholtz octave designation as opposed to Scientific pitch notation, which is the C0–G9 scheme you're referencing.

arretx wrote:MIDI values as they are supposed to be mapped.

it's not actually defined in the MIDI standard. the issue is covered on this stunning webpage:

http://www.electronics.dit.ie/staff/tsc ... ctaves.htm

fishmonkey wrote:

arretx wrote:MIDI values as they are supposed to be mapped.

it's not actually defined in the MIDI standard. the issue is covered on this stunning webpage:

http://www.electronics.dit.ie/staff/tsc ... ctaves.htm

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