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Saurez
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 Posted: Tue Apr 03, 2007 6:07 pm Post subject: Dedicated input channel for practice |
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Ralph,is there a way to "create" a dedicated midi channel in
Jamstix,that would makes small changes in the dinamics and "human feel" tempo,from a constant midi input instrument?
Thank you!
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Saurez
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..this would be just like what Jamstix does to a input midi drum channel,only it would generate small variances in velocity and duration notes,for another user assignable channel..
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Ralph [RZ]
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You can use MIDI filters in your host to achieve velocity and duration variations on any MIDI stream you' d like.
Jamstix 2 performs timing and velocity modeling in complex ways on its own data and also look-ahead, meaning it can only do it if it knows what will be played in the future so real-time use on incoming MIDI data is not possible.
However, JS2 will allow you to import a full MIDI drum clip into a song part and still run the drummer model with it so the timing and power modeling of the drummer affects the imported performance.
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