Device Details
Overview
| Name | Version: | Highest note Lowest note MIDI filter 1.0 |
| Author: | JGJP |
| Device Type: | MIDI Effect |
| Description: | This Max for Live device allows you to process MIDI streams and separate out the lowest or highest note out of several simultaneously held notes. The Hi/Lo switch allows you to choose whether to separate the highest note or lowest note and the interface will change to reflect this. The 2 big buttons labeled Remainder and Lo Note/Hi Note allow you to toggle the throughput allowing 6 possibilities: All notes thru Highest note only All notes except the highest note Lowest note only All notes except the lowest note No notes thru |
Details
| Live Version Used: | 9.1.5 |
| Max Version Used: | 6.1.8 |
| Date Added: | Nov 11 2014 04:19:04 |
| Date Last Updated: | No Updates |
| Downloads: | 3 |
| Website: | http://jgarcia.hungry.jp/project/hilo-midi-filter/ |
| ⓘ License: | AttributionNonCommercial |
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@topazUK
I'm not really sure what you're trying to do, if you're trying to split the data based on the chord, you might need to have several Hi/Lo MIDI filters one after another..
To get the root, use one set to only let lowest note through
To get the next note up, use 2 in series set to only let lowest note through
To get the highest note, use one set to only let the highest note through
To get the note below the highest note, use 2 in series both set to only let the highest note through.
Hope that helps, if you have any further questions please email me through the contact form on my site, this will ensure a much faster response since we get no notifications here on maxforlive.com
I'm not really sure what you're trying to do, if you're trying to split the data based on the chord, you might need to have several Hi/Lo MIDI filters one after another..
To get the root, use one set to only let lowest note through
To get the next note up, use 2 in series set to only let lowest note through
To get the highest note, use one set to only let the highest note through
To get the note below the highest note, use 2 in series both set to only let the highest note through.
Hope that helps, if you have any further questions please email me through the contact form on my site, this will ensure a much faster response since we get no notifications here on maxforlive.com
Posted on December 21 2014 by JGJP |
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Sorry I made a mistake, that should be:
To get the root, use one set to only let lowest note through
To get the next note up, use 2 in series whith the first one set to let the remainder (everything except the lowest note) through and the 2nd one set to only let lowest note through
To get the highest note, use one set to only let the highest note through
To get the note below the highest note, use 2 in series with the first one set to let the remainder (everything except the highest note) through and the 2nd set to only let the highest note through.
To get the root, use one set to only let lowest note through
To get the next note up, use 2 in series whith the first one set to let the remainder (everything except the lowest note) through and the 2nd one set to only let lowest note through
To get the highest note, use one set to only let the highest note through
To get the note below the highest note, use 2 in series with the first one set to let the remainder (everything except the highest note) through and the 2nd set to only let the highest note through.
Posted on December 21 2014 by JGJP |
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Hi, . . . I'd LOVE to have this device recognise a sustain pedal. At the moment it is causing me much pain as it does not recognise my sustain pedal. I feel like tweaking it myself but I'd love to know if you're planning on adding this. I would LOVE it if you could!
Posted on May 04 2022 by beardyman |
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I have midi coming into 4 channels of live but I cannot get the notes to split 1 > 2 >3 >4 across those channels.
the first 2 are ok but after that it doesnt seem to work.
hard to explain, but im trying to split chords on input (divisi)
is note (root) channel 1 (2nd) channel 2 etc.