Midi I/O - Advanced Settings

[dm2999]

Hi,

I'm working with different NON DAW plugin hosts like Bidule, Midi Lab etc. and tried a new one called GIG Performer. Cool thing about this one is, when you double click on a Midi I/O in the session - a window opens with advanced midi settings options.

For a midi input it looks like this:

For the output it looks like this:

I find this generally pretty handy maybe you too?
It can be taken further by adding an input monitor window above, a output monitor beneath
and split outputs for channels or messages.

Saves some extra Graphs/Elements in the session.

Best Regards
Djordjo

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[Nwachinyere]

Hi,

I'm working with different NON DAW plugin hosts like Bidule, Midi Lab etc. and tried a new one called GIG Performer. Cool thing about this one is, when you double click on a Midi I/O in the session - a window opens with advanced midi settings options.

For a midi input it looks like this:

For the output it looks like this:

I find this generally pretty handy maybe you too?
It can be taken further by adding an input monitor window above, a output monitor beneath
and split outputs for channels or messages.

Saves some extra Graphs/Elements in the session.

Best Regards
Djordjo

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Gig Performers's Midi input plugin is pretty awesome, I just wish it could be used in the middle of a chain. It has to be at the top of the chain. When the features are implemented in Kushview, allow the flexibility of being able to add something before it like a midi plugin that adjusts velocity curve or transposes