MIDI-Transfer between Slots

FaschingsPrinz

Hello friends,

I found in the manual, that it is possible to transfer MIDI-commands between slots. But I was not able to accomplish that.
If I have a MIDI-Note-send module in SlotA, how can I transfer this MIDI-Commands to another slot ? I would like to use the notes generateb by a self-made arpeggiator in several slots but don´t know how.
Usualy I would use the regular busses to transfer the cv, but because I only use all busses and fx-busses to transfer other signals, I ran out of transfer-options.

I can choose "SLOT B" as destination on the send-module, but what do I have to use in slot B to receive it there ?
On the receive-modules I only have the choice between channel 1-16, this and keyboard.
And further more, there is no note-output, but just the trigger- and velocity-outs.

Thanx for your help,
FaschingsPrinz

Estarriol · Joined: Aug 09, 2011 Posts: 41 Location: Moscow

I think this note sending to another slot has no difference than playing a keyboard for that slot, so KBD or MONO modules should work.

Antimon · Posted: Tue Dec 06, 2011 12:36 am Post subject:

In slot B you use "this" is channel in the CtrlRcv module. This will receive data sent to SlotB from other slots.

FaschingsPrinz · Posted: Tue Dec 06, 2011 12:41 am Post subject:

@Estarriol

The problem is, I do not "play" the notes on the keyboard but generate cv for note, gate/trigger and velocity.
These notes (cv-values) are actually transfered via MIDI-OUT to MIDI-expanders.
But I would like to further process these cv-data in other slots, but don´t know how to send it there.

A work-around is to connect the MIDI out (hardwarer) to a MIDI-splitter (hardware; by midi-solutions) and send it from there to the expander and use the copy of the signal (done by the splitter) and route it with a MIDI-cable back to the MIDI-IN of the G2; I use this for simultanious movement of encoders without having to use morphes, because the value shown on the front are actual values and no cryptic -64 to +64.

FaschingsPrinz · Posted: Tue Dec 06, 2011 12:45 am Post subject:

so you mean, I should use the CtrlRcv-module instead of the NoteRecv-module and assign a not used controller-number to that, and use a separate module for gate/trigger, velocity and note-number ?
I never thought about that !

Thanx a lot !!

ian-s

Antimon · Posted: Tue Dec 06, 2011 2:59 am Post subject:

Sorry I missed that you were using NoteSend and NoteRcv. The same principle should apply there, if you set the NoteSend to channel=SlotB, and NoteRcv (in slot B) to this, that should work too.

/Stefan

Estarriol · Joined: Aug 09, 2011 Posts: 41 Location: Moscow

Guys if topic author wants to send different notes to slotB, NOTERCV module may not work, it's made to capture ONE note (E4, C3 etc) AFAIR.

Antimon · Posted: Tue Dec 06, 2011 2:57 pm Post subject:

Ah of course you're right Estarriol.

Won't simply the keyboard module (sixth icon under In/Out) work?

Antimon · Posted: Tue Dec 06, 2011 2:58 pm Post subject:

FaschingsPrinz: Oh I realize you may want to send multiple note ons to the same slot... Yeah that's tricky - your description of how you'd use the CC modules might work for that.

varice · Posted: Tue Dec 06, 2011 4:37 pm Post subject:

blue hell · Posted: Tue Dec 06, 2011 4:40 pm Post subject:

But I said something like that it is a nice patch and maybe that it was played on the noodle radio, and also that there is a recorded version of it on the forums that occasionally gets played on the radio here still.

Anyway .. no idea how that post got deleted.

varice · Posted: Tue Dec 06, 2011 5:58 pm Post subject:

Jan, if my memory serves me right, your reply was a statement that you liked “Fast Thinking” and considered it to be a *song* because it had a planned ending (as opposed to other noodles which normally continue to play as long as the patch/perf is loaded). Howard’s reply also reflects your comment about its ending. Still – weird about the disappearing reply. I’m sorry everyone (and especially FaschingsPrinz) for getting off topic about this.