Midi Bang v1.1 - midi trigger
This device allows to trig midi note with audio signal in re...
- Type
- MIDI Effect
- Author
- francois
- Version
- 1.1
- License
- None
- Live version
- 10.1.18
- Max version
- 8.1.5
- Downloads
- 694
- Updated
- 2024-05-18
Description
This device allows to trig midi note with audio signal in real time.
To use it :
- Put an envelope follower (audio device) on the audio track you want to use to trig the midi
- Put the Midi Bang device on midi track and map the envelope follower to his button.
- On the midi track, put the sample you want to be trigged (sampler, drum rack etc)
Good to know :
- The note generated by the Midi Bang is C3
- There is a velocity pot so you can control the velocity of the generated note.
- The threshold of the trig is 50 (the maximum is 100), you can adjust it on the envelope follower.
- If you want to reduce the latency between the audio signal and the triggered midi note you have to put the Ableton audio buffer at the minimum
Enjoy !
(If you have some questions, let me know with a comment)
Comments (5)
But i can't get it to trigger the sampler/drumrack on the midi track. the velocity bar i reacting to the contact mic i pugged into my audio track and everything but the signal goes no further than the midi-band device.
Am i right to just put the sampler/drumrack after the midibang on the same midi-channel?
Thanks!
Sorry It's been a while since I was not here !
I updated a new version of the Midi Bang, if you want to check it out, it is here : https://maxforlive.com/library/device.php?id=10384
@returecreature You have to map the button, not the velocity pot !
@Dahv, yes there is some latency... And I didn't succeed to reduce it. The only solution is : Reducing the audio buffer of ableton live
Cheers !