has anybody some tipps for VST/AU sequenzers that work within GP3 ?
hopefully there is something out, i´m not shure.
in fact i´m interested in everything, from sequenzers to LFOs to modularsynth style modulators.
i for my one have Live suite with M4L, so all the devices i used to use were M4L devices.
loading both, GP + Live is not an option for now.
( i have many different uses for sequenzers,…i guess my main interest would be to modulate parameters within FX VSTs )
( but something that even could record my keyboardplaying incl. pianoroll would be also much appreciated, if such exists)
I´d be mostly interested in tipps from people who use what they tell.
Or at least mention please only things that made you interested in.
I had some surches, it brought me not really to things that i´d want to try out.
well, i found an LFO, and loaded the demo, but could not make it working within my GP rack… https://www.cableguys.com/midishaper.html
a main point would allways be: a good functional overlookability,
and a good, intuitive access to the given functionality.
here for example, i also struggled alots so far with the M4L devices i had
The MidiShape is cool but their documentation is terrible. Here’s a gig file where MidiShaper is sending out CC 1 values which I’m feeding into a synth (The Legend) where the Cutoff Frequency has been associated with CC1
I’m not in a position to give a tutorial so hopefully you can figure it out.
Note: you can use a Midi Monitor plugin in Gig Performer to see what MidiShaper is sending out.
I recently received (but is now available) a MIDIHUB from Blokas Midihub – MIDI Interface & Stand-Alone MIDI Processor
it can generate, split, route MIDI (editor example below is 7 LFO with various waveforms, free running or synced… a lot of possibilities - perfect excuse for a video, later)
this is supercool !
i need to check it later, the next days.
i hope this will help me to understand…
ahh, yeah, …i installed that one too, and was even more confused how it works
there seems to be be a general hurdle i have to take first
thanks for the reminder. i indeed landed there the other day.
“Thesis” is looking like what i had in mind
( totally forgot about it. maybe cause i thought its to expensive)
i know. But i thougt its just that, a recorder…
i never looked into it. ( since i´m quite fresh to GP )
but i would end up with midid files that had to be loaded somewhere else would i guess
yeah, this looks great. but i might go with a iConnectivity device ( thats planned for later)
One reason is, i´m on a macmini 2012.
since Live10 is just loading Live alone kind of overloading my PC ( there seem to be known problems with the graphic part of Live10 vs. mac minis)
finally, i totally hate to load Live just for it alone…its not my cup of tea. I dislike the preset system, plus long loading times on my PC when switching a “preset” ( projects)
AND: things would get way to complicated to overlook if loading many things at once.
i “jamm” ! i´m not a producer.
i need instruments…not a combat vs. technologie.
but i´m working my way up…and might get there one day.
( hopefully having a better mac at the end of year,…plus having 3 screens hopefully)
I’m trying out MidiShaper and it is nice. The Melda MCCGenerator can do similar things but MidiShaper is nicer to work with. This is using 3 waveforms set to different lengths as a one-shot.
Sorry to necrobump but thought this would be easier.
I’m assuming that the reason MidiShaper could be setup this way is because this VSTi The Legend (in this example GIG file) already has CC’s assigned to controls and that if a plugin, or let’s say Mute on a GP Mixer, does not have a midi CC already, then I need to assign a widget for it, correct? No other way to do it, it does not appear as far as I can tell. Right?