Device Details
Overview
Name | Version: | MIDI Filter 1.1 |
Author: | JoeM |
Device Type: | MIDI Effect |
Description: | Simple filter of MIDI data by type. Visual indicators of outgoing data. v1.1 Fix broken filters separate poly and after touch add unit test v1 Initial Release --- GitHub repo with source files. https://github.com/JoeMatt/Max4Live |
Details
Live Version Used: | 9.1.6 |
Max Version Used: | 6.1.9 |
Date Added: | Mar 01 2015 20:45:12 |
Date Last Updated: | Dec 02 2022 01:29:47 |
Downloads: | 707 |
ⓘ License: | AttributionNonCommercialShareAlike |
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Files
Device File: | MIDI filter.amxd |
Comments
Hi Joe. There is a bug in your device. Pitchbend and Pgm Change are not getting through. You need to add "@bend 1 @pgm 1" to the midiselect object.
Posted on March 02 2015 by Guy |
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Hi Joe. I noticed another bug. You're treating Ch. Pressure and Aftertouch as the same thing but they are different. So you get a midiformat error when either message type is received (since you're routing Aftertouch to Ch.Pres and Ch.Pres to Aftertouch)
Posted on March 02 2015 by Guy |
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Nice find. I'll have an update shortly. Thanks.
Posted on March 02 2015 by JoeM |
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Updated. Added test case so all verified to work now.
Posted on March 02 2015 by JoeM |
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Great device, thanks!
Posted on March 15 2015 by Gisbert |
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Hey JoeM
Thanks für creating and offering this device. Does your device offer the option of filtering MIDI messages with a specific channel only? What I’m looking for is the ability to “listen” to “All” MIDI channels on a track, but filter out all note messages coming from a specific attached keyboard controller. This would give me the ability to use my e-Piano to trigger the notes on the instrument on the respective track, while being able to make use of the wheels and knobs of another attached controller, without having the latter trigger the notes of the instrument on the track.
I hope you get what I mean. Thanks for considering!
Best LeoVirtuoso
Thanks für creating and offering this device. Does your device offer the option of filtering MIDI messages with a specific channel only? What I’m looking for is the ability to “listen” to “All” MIDI channels on a track, but filter out all note messages coming from a specific attached keyboard controller. This would give me the ability to use my e-Piano to trigger the notes on the instrument on the respective track, while being able to make use of the wheels and knobs of another attached controller, without having the latter trigger the notes of the instrument on the track.
I hope you get what I mean. Thanks for considering!
Best LeoVirtuoso
Posted on December 17 2017 by LeoVirtuoso |
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super nice. great for preventing overload on older or diy synths.
Posted on September 07 2019 by hatyn |
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