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Nico Wald
MidiPipe is freeware and comes with no warranties. MidiPipe can be useful in a music studio or live on stage to route, map, filter, convert, display, input and output MIDI messages in real-time.
Right now it comes with the following tools:
Right now it comes with the following tools:
- Midi In - connects a MIDI input to the pipe
- Midi Out - connects a MIDI output to the pipe
- AList - outputs messages to the screen
- Message Converter - converts messages from one type to an other
- Delay - delays the time for when the message is scheduled
- Transpose - transposes note to multiple keys, set
What's New
Version 1.4.4:
- fixed bug that caused hijacked ports to not get unhihjacked at app quit under Mac OS X 10.6 and later (reported by Axel)
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later (10.5 recommended)
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later (10.5 recommended)
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| Type:Multimedia & Design : Audio |
| License:Free |
| Date:31 Dec 2011 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price:Free |
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MidiPipe is freeware and comes with no warranties. MidiPipe can be useful in a music studio or live on stage to route, map, filter, convert, display, input and output MIDI messages in real-time.
Right now it comes with the following tools:
Right now it comes with the following tools:
- Midi In - connects a MIDI input to the pipe
- Midi Out - connects a MIDI output to the pipe
- AList - outputs messages to the screen
- Message Converter - converts messages from one type to an other
- Delay - delays the time for when the message is scheduled
- Transpose - transposes note to multiple keys, set velocity, delay and channel for each
- Message Filter - filters by messages
- Channel Filter - filters by channel
- Channel Router - routes channels
- Keyboard Split - moves note on/off messages above/below a split point to a different channel
- Randomizer - randomly changes any parameter value(s) of any channel message(s)
- Keyboard - play a on screen keyboard with your mouse or keys; will display arriving messages too
- MicroTuner - apply different scales
- Set - set any parameter value(s) of any channel message(s) to any value
- Duration - add a delay between Note On and Note Off messages
- Control Split - inverse, limit, scale, fade in/out, route and map MIDI controllers
- Control Slider - simple slider for control message input
- AppleScript Trigger - use the power of AppleScript to implement everything you want
- (N)RPN Mapper - map (N)RPNs
- Velocity Modifier - scale, shift, and clip the velocity of Note On and Note Off messages
- SMF Player - plays up to 128 MIDI Files; handles Song Select, Start/Stop/Continue messages
- Key Mapper - map keys
- DLS Synth - user interface for Apple's DLS Synth
- Message Factory - trigger your own messages with static and variable data bytes
- Double Filter - filters identical messages
- Monophonic - make monophonic
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this software is awesome!
One feature request;) How about being able to make child pipes?
Say I want to use the key mapper feature but then I want to make it change the keys depending on the incoming velocity.
Example:
I use this software mainly when I´m playing the Yamaha DTXplorer midi drum kit (there´s no way of changing the midi mapping in there), into EZdrummer running on Pro Tools. The problem is that none of those speak together correctly since EZdrummer doesn´t use the GM drum setup.
Using midi pipe I am able to remap the incoming notes to the correct samples but I can´t make them change depending on the note velocity thus changing the sample (key) when Hit soft, med or hard.
Anyway, your software rocks big time! Thank you so much.
Thanks.
http://www.midi.org/about-midi/tutorial/tutor.shtml
If you understand MIDI, understanding MidiPipe is quite simple.
Anonymous reviewed on 25 Sep 2005
It looks obvious, but after a couple hours of tinkering, I accomplished nothing. A tutorial of any sort would make this program accessible to people.
If you have more questions you might find the answer in the MidiPipe forum:
http://www.bigbluelounge.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=14379
or send me an Email: nicowald@mac.com
Regards,
Nico
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Anonymous reviewed on 15 Jul 2005
the gui could do with a little work, being able to duplicate pipe objects would have saved a lot of time.
Anonymous reviewed on 24 May 2005
Anonymous reviewed on 08 May 2005
I'm using it to route all midi from my microkorg into my sequencer, into an applescript trigger for instant pattern changes and track mutings on the fly, and also back into the microkorg.
I do have a feature request though- is it possible to have a variable input in the transpose tool so that notes can be transposed by a variable number of notes/octaves up or down? The variable could be the last value of a controller input, in the form
a*(value + b) + c
where a, b and c are integer constants.
I've tried a version using applescript trigger, but unfortunately there is a noticable delay caused by the execution of the script which is not desirable in a musical instrument. I've found the applescript trigger is useful for once-off commands that are not time crucial.
Anonymous reviewed on 05 Apr 2005
Anonymous reviewed on 08 Mar 2005
Use
Click on a tool in the "Tools" list (left side) to see it's parameters. "Drag&Drop" or "Double Click" a tool in the "Tools" list in order to put it in the pipe (right side). Tools in the pipe can be reordered via "Drag&Drop". Midi messages "flow" from top to bottom through the pipe. A pipe can have several inputs and outputs. A message arriving at an output will be copied to the output and then continues "flowing" through the pipe (if there are additional tools after the output). In order to edit parameters of several tools at once, it is possible to open a panel for each tool by double clicking it in the pipe list.
For further information take a look at the MidiPipe forum at OSXAudio.com:
http://www.osxaudio.com/forums/viewforum.php?f=1
Nico