As The Elf recently pointed out, when he found that his Behringer Minimoog didn't respond to pitchbend after note release, he didn't just sit down and cry. Instead he built his own hardware solution. Mere mortals can use gizmos like these.
Midihub event processor now available
Midihub event processor now available
Blokas, the company behind the Pisound Mod Duo emulator, have declared that orders are now open for Midihub. This is a MIDI events processor along the lines of BomeBox.
As The Elf recently pointed out, when he found that his Behringer Minimoog didn't respond to pitchbend after note release, he didn't just sit down and cry. Instead he built his own hardware solution. Mere mortals can use gizmos like these.
As The Elf recently pointed out, when he found that his Behringer Minimoog didn't respond to pitchbend after note release, he didn't just sit down and cry. Instead he built his own hardware solution. Mere mortals can use gizmos like these.
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Re: Midihub event processor now available
That looks quite handy. I'm fed up with MIDI clock start/continue issues, and could do with something to filter out Note Off transmission to certain drum modules, and I've not found a plugin solution for DAW use, let alone a simple way to deal with this in hardware. Bit pricey for what I want, but it does a lot and looks solid.
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