21 Feb
2011
21 Feb
'11
11:07 p.m.
Hi all.
Is there any multiband filter, which can accept midi notes and create new filter for each
note, using (e.g.) volume for gain, note for frequency, velocity... ^^, for width.
Currently i'm able only to load row of bandpass filters and route signal to them
independently, than mix (sure, tools like ingen are best host in this case).
21 Feb
21 Feb
11:16 p.m.
On 21.02.2011 23:07, Mike Cookson wrote:
Hi all.
Is there any multiband filter, which can accept midi notes and create
new filter for each note, using (e.g.) volume for gain, note for
frequency,
velocity... ^^, for width.
Currently i'm able only to load row of bandpass filters and route signal
to them independently, than mix (sure, tools like ingen are best host in
this case).
You can try Calf Filterclavier. In it you can choose filter type and
then MIDI note affects center/cutoff frequency and velocity affects
resonance.
Cheers!
Igor
22 Feb
22 Feb
10:58 a.m.
New subject: [LAU] MIDI notes-controllable multiband filter?
I tried with ingen and lv2rack. Ingen loads, but showes generic UI, which i can't
understand (i.e., mode - just 1, 2, etc).
Lv2rack just don't see it (at least, i could not find it in menu). May be, this plugin
needs support for dynamic manifest, which is supported by ingen, but not by zynjacku.
11:28 a.m.
New subject: [LAU] MIDI notes-controllable multiband filter?
Got with qtractor. At least now all parameters, what them mean. Using again with ingen.
But i still can't get keyboard affecting plugin.
11:34 a.m.
New subject: [LAU] MIDI notes-controllable multiband filter?
I found one way with ingen. I load note module, which converts note to frequency, trigger
and etc, and connect frequency to plugin frequency parameter, which has different name
(afaik, portamento... in short, it is first in parameters list). Though i need also to map
frequency, generated by note, to portamento range.
11:55 a.m.
On Tue, Feb 22, 2011 at 11:34 AM, Mike Cookson <cook60020tmp(a)mail.ru> wrote:
I found one way with ingen. I load note module, which
converts note to frequency,
trigger and etc, and connect frequency to plugin frequency parameter, which has
different name (afaik, portamento... in short, it is first in parameters list). Though i
need also to map frequency, generated by note, to portamento range.
It worked for me pretty good last night. I used development version of
Calf plugins and calfjackhost as host. Plugin GUI displays filter
shape in real time. Didn't tried it in Ingen as a LV2 plugin though.
BTW portamento controlls how fast will it slide from one filter shape
to other when you press another key on MIDI keyboard.
Cheers!
Igor
12:22 p.m.
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Tue, 22 Feb 2011 11:55:04 +0100 письмо от Igor Brkic <igor(a)hyperglitch.com>om>:
On Tue, Feb 22, 2011 at 11:34 AM, Mike Cookson
<cook60020tmp(a)mail.ru>
wrote:
It seems, midi input makes
sence only in calf jack host :/
I found one way with ingen. I load note module,
which converts note to
frequency,
trigger and etc, and connect frequency to plugin
frequency parameter,
which has
different name (afaik, portamento... in short, it
is first in parameters
list). Though i
need also to map frequency, generated by note, to
portamento range.
It worked for me pretty good last night. I used development version of
Calf plugins and calfjackhost as host. Plugin GUI displays filter
shape in real time. Didn't tried it in Ingen as a LV2 plugin though.
BTW portamento controlls how fast will it slide from one filter shape
to other when you press another key on MIDI keyboard.
Cheers!
Igor
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3:05 p.m.
Hi,
Not sure if I got exactly what you want to do... but the attached PD [1]
patch is a simple bandpass MIDI-controlled patch... It uses note pitch
for centre frequency, velocity for Q and control 7 for overall volume
(all on channel 1)
It isn't multi-band but could easily be extended to be polyphonic.
You should connect, via jack, the audio source and MIDI keyboard to PD.
Lorenzo.
[1] Pure Data (PD) a real-time graphical programming environment for
audio, video, and graphical processing. http://puredata.info/
Mike Cookson wrote:
I found one way with ingen. I load note module, which
converts note to frequency, trigger and etc, and connect frequency to plugin frequency
parameter, which has different name (afaik, portamento... in short, it is first in
parameters list). Though i need also to map frequency, generated by note, to portamento
range.
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Tue, 22 Feb 2011 15:05:38 +0100 письмо от Lorenzo Sutton <lsutton(a)libero.it>it>:
Hi,
Not sure if I got exactly what you want to do... but the attached PD [1]
patch is a simple bandpass MIDI-controlled patch... It uses note pitch
for centre frequency, velocity for Q and control 7 for overall volume
(all on channel 1)
It isn't multi-band but could easily be extended to be polyphonic.
You should connect, via jack, the audio source and MIDI keyboard to PD.
Lorenzo.
[1] Pure Data (PD) a real-time graphical programming environment for
audio, video, and graphical processing. http://puredata.info/
Mike Cookson wrote:
Cool, thanks.
Honely, i don't know PD enough yet. One time i could get working pair of
slider->value_entry_field. But there are enough objects, that are not in menu and
should be specified by text in some kind of universal object.
I found one way with ingen. I load note module,
which converts note to
frequency, trigger and etc, and connect frequency to plugin
frequency
parameter, which has different name (afaik, portamento... in short, it is
first in parameters list). Though i need also to map frequency, generated by
note, to portamento range.
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5:28 p.m.
Mike Cookson wrote:
Tue, 22 Feb 2011 15:05:38 +0100 письмо от Lorenzo Sutton<lsutton(a)libero.it>it>:
I see... just thought I'd mention PD if you're into hacking with this
kind of 'less standard' stuff.. there's even a mailing list ;)
Lorenzo.
Hi,
Not sure if I got exactly what you want to do... but the attached PD [1]
patch is a simple bandpass MIDI-controlled patch... It uses note pitch
for centre frequency, velocity for Q and control 7 for overall volume
(all on channel 1)
It isn't multi-band but could easily be extended to be polyphonic.
You should connect, via jack, the audio source and MIDI keyboard to PD.
Lorenzo.
[1] Pure Data (PD) a real-time graphical programming environment for
audio, video, and graphical processing. http://puredata.info/
Mike Cookson wrote:
Cool, thanks.
Honely, i don't know PD enough yet. One time i could get working pair of
slider->value_entry_field. But there are enough objects, that are not in menu and
should be specified by text in some kind of universal object. I found one way with ingen. I load note module,
which converts note to
frequency, trigger and etc, and connect frequency to plugin
frequency
parameter, which has different name (afaik, portamento... in short, it is
first in parameters list). Though i need also to map frequency, generated by
note, to portamento range.
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Tue, 22 Feb 2011 17:28:29 +0100 письмо от Lorenzo Sutton <lsutton(a)libero.it>it>:
Mike Cookson wrote:
of
slider->value_entry_field. But there are enough objects, that are not in
menu and should be specified by text in some kind of universal object.
I see... just thought I'd mention PD if you're into hacking with this
kind of 'less standard' stuff.. there's even a mailing list ;)
Lorenzo.
Periodically, when
inspiration comes, i return to it to get something. Last time, when i got that pair, i
made it by intuition. I did not even learn attached documentation yet.
Tue, 22 Feb 2011 15:05:38 +0100 письмо от Lorenzo
Sutton<lsutton(a)libero.it>it>:
> Hi,
> Not sure if I got exactly what you want to do... but the attached PD
[1]
> patch is a simple bandpass MIDI-controlled
patch... It uses note
pitch
> for centre frequency, velocity for Q and
control 7 for overall volume
> (all on channel 1)
> It isn't multi-band but could easily be extended to be
polyphonic.
> You should connect, via jack, the audio
source and MIDI keyboard to
PD.
>
> Lorenzo.
>
> [1] Pure Data (PD) a real-time graphical programming environment for
> audio, video, and graphical processing. http://puredata.info/
>
>
>
>
> Mike Cookson wrote:
>> I found one way with ingen. I load note module, which converts
note to
> frequency, trigger and etc, and connect
frequency to plugin frequency
> parameter, which has different name (afaik, portamento... in short,
it is
> first in parameters list). Though i need also
to map frequency,
generated by
note, to
portamento range.
Cool, thanks.
Honely, i don't know PD enough yet. One time i could get working pair _______________________________________________
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23 Feb
23 Feb
6:10 a.m.
On 23/02/11 00:38, Mike Cookson wrote:
Tue, 22 Feb 2011 17:28:29 +0100 письмо от Lorenzo
Sutton<lsutton(a)libero.it>it>:
> Mike Cookson wrote:
>> Cool, thanks.
>> Honely, i don't know PD enough yet. One time i could get working pair
> of slider->value_entry_field. But there are enough objects, that are not in
> menu and should be specified by text in some kind of universal object.
>
> I see... just thought I'd mention PD if you're into hacking with this
> kind of 'less standard' stuff.. there's even a mailing list ;)
>
> Lorenzo.
Periodically, when inspiration comes, i return to it
to get something. Last time, when i got that pair, i made it by intuition. I did not even
learn attached documentation yet.
Next time inspiration strikes, try opening some of the patches found under the
help menu. There are many examples.
It's a lot more interesting to start with something that works and modify it, a
blank slate can be a bit intimidating.
Otherwise the list at:
http://lists.puredata.info/listinfo/pd-list
is friendly to keen newcomers.
Simon
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