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ProMIDI plugin (Read 1246 times)
ProMIDI plugin
Oct 4th, 2006, 9:51pm
 
Hi guys...im thinkin of prgramming a plugin for my guitar for pro midi in order to create visual effects from what i play..can anyone recommend any good plugin development sites? for midi? would be appreciated if you could point me in the right direction.

P.S. i hope this wasnt done already!!!
Re: ProMIDI plugin
Reply #1 - Oct 31st, 2006, 4:51pm
 
so you seem to use a midi-guitar? but what i'm interested in is also how to create visual effects from midi, either

-  in real-time  or
-  in non real-time by previously processing the midi file and creating a .csv file including multiple columns with extracted parameters from the midi file. e.g. a simple "piano-roll extraction" would be a two columns .csv file using following column settings

1. column:  time [in ms or clicks]
2. column:  pitch [0-127]


Later also other interesting midi events might be combined by using other features of the midi file like intervals/rythmic parameters...

Important would be also to synchronize the playback of the midi file and the .csv generated visualizations of processing.

Any tips in this direction would be great. I just arrived at this forum, maybe I'll find anything useful in other threads?!
Re: ProMIDI plugin
Reply #2 - Oct 31st, 2006, 6:02pm
 
Well, I just installed processing and ProMidi and both seem to work perfectly here on Windows xp. For real-time midi visualization ProMidi seems to be very good.

I'll play around with it now...
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