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Updated links (gdrive changed their permission system) main zip with .exe: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bzp4QoeyqUqMaWxHb2tRMTJzOTA/view?usp=sharing&resourcekey=0-JzmNwLRwu32q5TpRpNICwQ python version: https://drive.google.com/file/d…
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Updated links (gdrive changed their permission system) main zip with .exe: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bzp4QoeyqUqMaWxHb2tRMTJzOTA/view?usp=sharing&resourcekey=0-JzmNwLRwu32q5TpRpNICwQ python version: https://drive.google.com/file/d…
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Hey @rallat, feel free to upload it to github. Just share the link here. Thanks for contributing guys!
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@punchedout to keep it short (as it's about the Deluge): I have a degree in computer science and have been coding a lot in the last 15 years - but definitely wouldn't call my Python coding elegant - lots of google'ing involved.
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Sorry dude, can't help you than. Good luck. Let me know in case you find out what's happening there.
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Mmmh can't really tell you why that happens. The script really just adds a bunch of modified copies of the mid.txt together. I guess the Deluge lines them up in the drum kit. Might be worth making two different drum kits on the Deluge and compare t…
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It looks at the naming of the samples and sorts it based on that. If the naming isn't matching it has no way to know how to sort them (doesn't do any frequency analysis). Below are the different namings it would recognize. If I remember right it so…
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No. The python version and the exe file are doing exactly the same thing. The exe file is just a wrapped version of the the python script to make it easier for users who don't have python installed. If you prefer to run the python version just do:…
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Hmm works for me - python script and .exe file. I drop the exe file into the parent folder of my sample folders and type build.exe -s 200 Kits start from 200 upwards.
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When you start the tool without anything it'll tell you all the options (see below). So build.exe -s 120 will start your numbers from 120. -s NO START GIVEN, USING: 100 -f NO FOLDER GIVEN, USING: C:\Users\HORSTM~1\AppData\Local\Temp\Rar$EXa0.5…
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The other one is containing two topics so I'll stick to this one. Great idea! I'd also add to use a specific track as the transpose input (maybe add midi channel zero to control global transpose).
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maybe it switches itself off when you hit 30 dislikes on the forum and use a sexist profile picture?
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I'm just looking into this too. I'd say that 5 pin is actually easier. For USB you need a USB shield. Was playing with both options yesterday and was struggling to get USB working. If I got it right then it gets translated from USB into a serial str…
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Yep please. With all settings stored, CC, channel, arpeggiator and hopefully CC modulation one day. Same way as drum kits and synths are stored.
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Yes! And maybe even add a transpose track. It's notes would define the offset (based on C3). Each track would have a setting to follow the transpose track or not.
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Yeah this is awesome. Thanks so much!
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Yeah that's a great idea!
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@Myrk: Elektron has both ways, the one you described but also pure randomness with a probability in percent.
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Hey funktree... Wanna edit your first post so people don't think it's a repost and we get some votes. Sounds as if we're both after the same.
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Sorry man. I scrolled through the headlines, did a search for cpu, overload and after your reply also LED and red but still couldn't find it. Would you mind giving me your specific thread link so I can upvote it?
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Ah I guess as this thread is about midi tracks it would be a valid addition than...
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Is it possible to use the sidechain to modulate velocities or CVS on Midi tracks? Didn't know that. Need to check it out.
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Yes, this would be great. Also Midi arpeggiator and sidechain!
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As mentioned at the top of the document: this is more a kind of (long term) brainstorming from my side - especially about the easy/quick/small improvements - which I don't think I need or want to put up here each one separately. And as you mentioned…
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main zip with .exe: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bzp4QoeyqUqMaWxHb2tRMTJzOTA/view?usp=sharing&resourcekey=0-JzmNwLRwu32q5TpRpNICwQ python version: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bzp4QoeyqUqMYWcxRGVvU1V4TWs/view?usp=sharing&resourc…
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Here are the files. Eeeeeh somehow this doesn't work. Are we not allowed to post .zip files? Not sure whats wrong. Hmmm - until then: Facebook. Sorry.
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I have to say that I don't think that it would be as easy to read as people might think. If you do a test and type in some letters or something a sample might be called onto the pads you'll see what I mean. The KP3 does the same thing on it's pad an…
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Ian mentioned in the sticky note on the top of this forum that that's on their to-do/wish-list. It says 'Live processing of audio input' but I guess that would include the filter...
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Had to look up NRPN, but it wouldn't really be needed, as the standard definition seems to be already working well for the Deluge (note, velocity, cc, etc). Sure if your synth reacts funnily to incoming midi data it's an issue (sounds as if that m…
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That's the beauty of midi: every midi controller puts its data into the same format... channel, cc, etc. That way it doesn't really matter which unit is connected as the interface data is specified.