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M4L MIDI MONITOR CODE
M4L MIDI MONITOR LICENSE

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M4L MIDI MONITOR CODE

I will post the initial code here as part of this answer, however, I will only be developing it further on my GitHub page (I will post a link here later once it has been posted there).ģ969.3oc2bs1aiabE8yq+UPXjh.z3kcd+nn4CsaPQWfjtEMA8KIEFzRzRLKE

There are still several bugs - it doesn't work correctly below the root note, it's unintuitive to define scales that don't start on C, and it behaves unpredictably when the output goes above MIDI note 127 however, it works for my purpose. Unfortunately it does require Max for Live so it won't work with Live Lite. This allows for playing a larger range of notes on pad controllers like the Midi Fighter 3D. instead of just transposing 'bad' notes to the nearest 'good' note, it actually remaps the range so that there are no duplicates. It differs from the built-in Scale MIDI effect in that it doesn't repeat any notes i.e. It maps a range of sequential MIDI values onto a preselected scale. To solve this problem, I came up with the following device which I have dubbed Scale Mode. I can map an incoming E to play a C in the same octave, but I can't have E2 mapped to C2 while E3 is mapped to G#3. I tried using the Scale MIDI effect, but this doesn't work b/c it maps solely based on note name i.e. Exampleįor example, I might like to have bank 1 send the default note values, but map bank 2 to a C minor scale as follows: E2 (52) -> C2 (36) Any other solution that lets me switch between drum kits and scales by changing banks on the MF3D would also be appreciated. I'd like a solution that I can put in a rack so I can use the chain selector to play a drum kit on one bank and an instrument on a different bank. How can I re-map the sequential notes of the MF3D to sequential notes in a scale, starting at some arbitrary root note I also want to maximize the number of in-scale notes available in the selected bank.

and probably mess up the way it works with other software.

complicate using the standard drum racks,.

However, I don't want to reprogram the MF3D to output different MIDI notes as this would When I play a melodic part, I would typically like to play in a scale, not chromatically. This works well for playing drum kits, however, I would also like to use it to play bass lines and other melodic parts, similar to how you would on the Ableton Push.

M4L MIDI MONITOR LICENSE

I am using a Midi Fighter 3D to play notes into Ableton Live (Lite in this situation, but I have a license for Suite if needed).