#midi control

[elvinchu]

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[mfmusicaudio]

ميدى سامسون Samson Carbon 49 USB MIDI Controller

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تم تصميم وحدة تحكم Samson’s Carbon 49 USB MIDI لجعل الأداء الموسيقي والإنتاج في متناول الجميع. للموسيقيين المخضرمين والمبدعين الشباب على حد سواء ، يوفر Carbon 49 ميزات متعددة الاستخدامات وسهلة الاستخدام في وحدة تحكم مدمجة وخفيفة الوزن مناسبة تمامًا لاستخدام المسرح والاستوديو. إنه يوفر لك لوحة مفاتيح شبه مرجحة يمكن مقارنتها من حيث الإحساس بلوحة المفاتيح ذات المستوى الاحترافي. تتيح لك مفاتيحها البالغ عددها 49 حساسة للسرعة التقاط ديناميكيات الأداء الكاملة بدقة. بالإضافة إلى ذلك ، تسمح لك أزرار Transpose و Octave المخصصة لـ Carbon 49 ، بالإضافة إلى عجلات Pitch Bend and Modulation الكلاسيكية ، بتوسيع لوحة المفاتيح وتحسين تعبيرك الموسيقي العام.

تحكم في برنامج الموسيقى الخاص بك باستخدام مشفر البيانات القابل للتخصيص من Carbon 49 ومنزلق مستوى الصوت. لسهولة التحرير ، يمكن للاعبين استخدام مفتاح Shift لضبط ما يصل إلى 14 معلمة تحكم متعلقة بالأداء. أيضًا ، تعرض شاشة LCD المكونة من 3 أرقام و 7 مقاطع من Carbon 49 سلوك كل وظيفة في الوقت الفعلي. لمزيد من التنوع ، يتضمن Carbon 49 مخرج MIDI التقليدي وإدخال دواسة الدعم وتوصيلات USB.

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[jakobhaq]

The KORG nanoKEY and nanoKONTROL MIDI controllers are both a perfect fit with KORG Gadget. However when you want to add third party brand MIDI controllers to your Gadget sessions, that's when you need to set the native modes for both nanoKONTROL and nanoKEY in order to keep the Advanced MIDI mode. ON or OFF? Check this tutorial for an in depth explanation and tutorial!

KORG Gadget is available for iPad, iPhone and Mac.

APP LINK KORG GADGET iOS ► https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/korg-gadget/id791077159?mt=8&uo=8&at=10lNAp KORG GADGET MAC ► http://www.korg.com/us/products/software/korg_gadget/for_mac.php

CONTROLLERS USED nanoKONTROL Studio ► http://www.korg.com/us/products/computergear/nanokontrol_studio/ nanoKEY Studio ► http://www.korg.com/us/products/computergear/nanokey_studio/ NOVATION LAUNCHKEY MK2 ► https://us.novationmusic.com/keys/launchkey#

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[thankyoufive]

On MIDI control and time code.

What are your thoughts?

I have heard the argument that there are no variables with time code -- if you’re running a show off of tracks, then everything will be the same every time. Which I agree with, but (a) what a BORING FUCKING SHOW to run and (b) actors are literally walking variables. They’ll be as consistent as possible if they’re pros, but everyone has their days. Then you take understudies and swings and the fact that we do shows with 5th graders into account...

I am of the THAT IS SO BORING LET ME CALL THE SHOW mindset, but wonder what other people think? Maybe it’s just me. Is this the way we’re going for “traditional” theater? A lot of the theme park shows and other more corporate stuff is and has been automated for a while, but... isn’t that why we love theater? The human element? 

but the future... 

Talk at me about it, y’all?

[uniquesquared]

The Midi Fighter Twister Officially Lifts Off

When laid eyes on the first MIDI Fighter that was available (this was probably over 5 years ago), I couldn’t help but wonder if there was more in store for the creators of it.  The idea was very simple, and everything that you would ever need was laid out there for you.  Arcade buttons are no mystery here, and we can all relate to our button mashing days in the arcade.  The one thing that I have seen evolve over the years of the various MIDI fighters is their plan to stick to their original form.  No matter how complex these things become, they are always in a size that is both portable and familiar to us. What is even nicer about that entire line is that these are not just made from the top down.  There have been countless submissions and designs for a better controller that remains true to the original fighter form.  Their newest twister fighter is exactly that.  Instead of having buttons to press momentarily, the fighter is built with 16 different encoders that can do multiple things at a time.  It seems to be inspired by the multi-purpose encoders that come standard with many NI controllers these days.  http://www.djtechtools.com/2014/04/06/the-midi-fighter-twister-officially-lifts-off/

[uniquesquared]

One Button MIDI Mapping Contest

There is a lot of power that comes with designing something with only one button.  In our society, when we see only one button by itself (usually colored red), we know this symbolizes something very large in scope.  Sometimes, the big red button is meant to shut a system completely down – or perhaps it is the opposite, to start something up that was once dead.  A popular staples commercial sort of made a joke at this idea with their “that was easy” button.  Most of what DJs used are chock full of buttons, and half of them will never be used or press.  In fact, I still have buttons on my mixer that I am really unsure of.  I almost believe that they do nothing at all and were simply put there for me to wonder about. Can one button ever mean anything for the DJ or turntablist?  It is kind of hard to imagine what one button could actually do, other than well, an auto sync button.  If you think you have the nerve to create something like this, you could actually be rewarded for what might be only a small amount of work.  One button is all it needs to be. http://www.djtechtools.com/2014/09/14/one-button-midi-mapping-contest-and-tutorial/