How to filter incoming midi volume?

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fractaljim
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How to filter incoming midi volume?

Post by fractaljim »

The answer is you can't, but I'm asking anyway. I am using a Roland GR-1 guitar synth with my Triton, and would like to control the volumes independently (without twisting knobs). Changing the volume on the GR-1 also changes the volume on the associated Multi tracks. Neither one seems to suppress or filter cc#7 (not ever 'Other CC's). Is there a magical solution? Besides MidiSolutions router - I have no money.
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Post by SanderXpander »

I haven't had to deal with anything as specific as this yet, but I'm assuming you've tried the midi filter page in a combi?
Additionally, there may be some filter options in the global menu as well, though I think those are mostly sysex and PCs andsoforth.
EDIT:
And if you're handy with a soldering iron, you can get a midi processor for 80 bucks instead of 150 from http://mutable-instruments.net/midipal
fractaljim
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How to filter incoming midi volume?

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Multi, not Combi (need 16 channels and the Ripper). Nothing Global, nothing in Midi filter options. I guess my basic problem is I need my Triton to do everything I want. Maybe I should upgrade to something more modern, such as a Hammond Novachord.
KorgDoofus
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Re: How to filter incoming midi volume?

Post by KorgDoofus »

fractaljim wrote:Multi, not Combi (need 16 channels and the Ripper). Nothing Global, nothing in Midi filter options. I guess my basic problem is I need my Triton to do everything I want. Maybe I should upgrade to something more modern, such as a Hammond Novachord.

FractalJ, you're Triton is in Multi mode and you're trying to discretely control volume changes for individual tracks is that what you're trying to do???
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KorgDoofus
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fractaljim
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Post by fractaljim »

I'm trying to not change volume for the six tracks controlled from a guitar synth MIDI out (each string has it's own MIDI channel). The volume pedal on the guitar synth sends cc7 to each channel. I want to use the pedal for just the g-synth, without also changing the volume on the Triton. Such as play a chord on the guitar which is sounded/arpeggiated using the Triton, then fade in a string pad sound on the g-synth. But can't do that because the Triton tracks fade in with the g-synth.
KorgDoofus
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Post by KorgDoofus »

Did you try disabling the midi filter on TritonR?
Works on my TritonR.
Give it a try and report back.
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KorgDoofus
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Solution Found!

Post by fractaljim »

In case this helps anyone else, I stumbled upon a fix. I disabled realtime control #1, and that did it. RT's 1/2/3/4 were for volume/delay/reverb/pan on Ch1 (not Ch11 which is what I was concerned about). I was hearing delay/reverb (but not volume/pan) on 11 - killed all RT influence on guitar synth. So, never give up on an impossible quest! I'll show myself out.
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