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mer. 20 mars 2002, 23:25
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Polyfractus just released a new plug-in: PitchToMidi. This shareware can be downloaded here: http://www.macmusic.org/eng/share/sh_free_...ragan_ptm.shtmlAs usually, to post your comments, bugs, suggestions, etc.... Just reply to this post!
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mar. 26 mars 2002, 23:05
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Will you ever make this plug for Logic? (oh please, oh please, oh please, oh please, oh please, oh please, oh please, oh please, oh please, oh please, oh please, oh please, oh please, oh please, oh please, oh please, oh please, oh please, oh please, oh please, oh please, oh please, oh please, oh please, oh please, oh please, oh please, oh please, oh please, oh please, oh please, oh please, oh please, oh please, oh please, oh please, oh please, oh please, oh please, oh please, oh please, oh please, oh please, oh please, oh please, )
could you let me know - this plug would be a dream come true!
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mer. 27 mars 2002, 03:47
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logic supports vst 2.0, the latest vst standard. it should work fine. try it.
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mer. 27 mars 2002, 16:15
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PLEASE make this plugin for PC. I'd buy it in a heartbeat if it was for PC.. I really need it. I'm sorry. I just can't afford to use Macintosh. $3000 for an Apple G4.
- Brook E.
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mer. 27 mars 2002, 17:54
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Dragan,
I think there's many guys online who will port it for you. Just kick up some interest over on KVR-VST forums. They've some great guys there. This happens all the time with VST's. People have their buddies port plugs. I see this on sites often; 'PC version ported by:' ..
- Brook E. omnihil@gmx.de
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mer. 27 mars 2002, 17:59
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Yes Logic does! I control the plugs with real-time MIDI all the time! I write alot of Trance/Techno music which requires a lot of filter and EQ sweeps - and I record these changes all in real time right from the plug-in interface and the changes are written to the song via MIDI. I can't control a plug-in from a MIDI keyboard (if that's what you meant) but the manual (direct from the plug-in interface) is no prob.
That said will this plug work for Logic or not? I thought it clearly said that it won't work for anything but Cubase.
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mer. 27 mars 2002, 18:01
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Dragan,
Maybe Logic is unable to output specifically MIDI note data from plugs? But it certainly can output CC data from plugins. Just try turning the knob on a plug, and you'll have CC automation data coming from the track the plug is on. This is how automation works! Please just add an option to output the data as CC data. I can easily (in 30 seconds) convert the 7-bit unsigned CC-data to MIDI data using a single Logic environment object. Each CC value would correspond to a note.
But I think MIDI note data should work, despite what Emagic said. Sounds like a miscommunication.
- Brook E.
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mer. 27 mars 2002, 18:08
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got it - yes a definate mis-communication
Thanks for the info fellow midiot.
Cheers!
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mer. 27 mars 2002, 21:38
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very good to know everyone - thanks for this new info. You guys are right about the MIDI controller info. I have only ever sent controller info to the plugs.
I hope this plus will be available soon for logic - it would be a dream for correcting (replacing) crappy drum sounds.
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jeu. 28 mars 2002, 07:53
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GW,
I was a diehard Mac user for a long time. Until I could no longer afford to purchase Macs.
Here's the little problem with Macintosh. My Pentium 4 Northwood CPU @ 2.4Ghz runs 60 Logic platinumverbs. Dual 1Ghz G4's can run.. 18. How could I ever go back to that?
Being on PC allows me to use Waves Renaissance EQ's, compressors, etc, on nearly every single track of a mix. Need to load 40 renaissance eqs's, 25 compressors, 4 reverbs, 16 vst instruments, some mastering plugins, 10 delays? Think up your own combination. No problem. At 1.5ms latency. You just can't do this on a Mac. PC's are getting more than three times the power.
Mixing on the Mac is the -old paradigm-. The old way. Heavy limitations. With the power of a PC, it's a new way. No limitations. Use as many compressors as I need. I don't need to bounce. Working is much faster. Having this kind of power allows a different philosophy and technique when mixing.
How could I -ever- go back to Mac? How could I?
Price of said PC.. $700. 3 X power for one fourth the price of that dual 1ghz machine.
- Brook E.
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jeu. 28 mars 2002, 13:40
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Uh . . .
I'm having a real hard time routing the output to a midichannel in cubase 5, the info sheet says something like ' turn on and select midi track' .
I don't get it, is this a demo limitaion
Please give me a proper response since this is more than an interesting plugin...... I think I'm gonna stop using my key controller and hum into the mike instead (Then quantize it ! )
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BioGen
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ven. 29 mars 2002, 23:12
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'Having this kind of power allows a different philosophy and technique when mixing.'
No, it just gives you a software SSL (not the latest technology). Limitation always yields original results, You learn to improvise. Either way I don´t care if somebody likes working Audio on an IBM/Microsoft desktop machine. Question is are they doing any interesting stuff with it.
Dragan :
Guess I have to wait till you license your plug to apple. Still not working
Cheers
ObI
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mer. 3 avril 2002, 10:08
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Hello there. Sorry for non response. Unfortunately i didn't sell PI2M licence to Apple  I dont understand why it doesn't work with your cubase, i have checked the plug with Cubase 5 (demo) so many times and it works (other people are using PI2M without problem) Here we go again. Insert the PI2M plug on the audio track to convert. Set up option (FFT size, window size...) Select MIDI track to play or record. Start playing... Thats all.. Hope this help. Regards
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ven. 5 avril 2002, 01:17
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1. When will PitchToMidi be available for Logic on OS 9? 2. What pitch resolution will it detect and deliver? i.e. to nearest ? cents? 3. How does it compare in performance to my aged Vocalizer hardware unit? http://www.harmonics.com/lucy/
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dim. 21 avril 2002, 15:16
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Congratulation for this delicious plug-in! Dragan made a dream of mine become true! It works fine with my G4/400 MHz and Cubase VST 5.0. The only problem is that velocity values are pretty low, although my audio signal is strong enough (IMO). Dragan wrote me that he is going to implement some new feature in PitchToMidi, so i guess I´ll pay the shareware fee soon to support his work. Everybody should do it!
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mer. 24 avril 2002, 22:34
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Dear Dragan, I`m soundengineer an unfortunately a Logic User, so go on with your work I´ll be your customer for sure. I´m looking for a Audio to Midi Converter since long time...... good luck Peter
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sam. 27 avril 2002, 04:24
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Here's a question. I'm using Digital Performer 3.02 with VST wrapper. The plugin shows up just fine, I just can't record any midi. Man I'd pay through the teeth for a Mas version. Is there any way to get it to work in the mean time?
Just wondering Stephen Falk 2-Prong Studio
PS Digital Performer can receive information from plugins through midi
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sam. 27 avril 2002, 17:19
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I'll pay for MAS! I'll pay for MAS! I'll pay for MAS! (Sorry I should be demoing in the streets of Paris today so I'm compensating
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dim. 28 avril 2002, 01:38
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Invect wrote about PCs being better for multitrack recording. Here´s my experience: I worked in a TV-studio with PCs only. We had an 800 MHz Pentium for video cutting and some little slower PCs for image-editing and other stuff. None of them worked more than 3 hours without a system crash. I had to finish their Internet pages at home (with my Apple G4) because nothing worked on their Windoze BS-computers for a few days. Finally the boss decided to buy a G4 double 800 MHz and all video work went 10 times faster. No crashes at all. I use Cubase 5 with 20 channels of VST instruments and mostly 10 audio tracks. About 10 effects at the same time. Show me a 400 MHz PC that is able to do that. I´ll never give a dime for buggy Windoze-stuff!
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dim. 28 avril 2002, 15:56
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Thanks for replying anyway. The only reason I thought DP could recieve midi information, is because DP makes a plugin called trigger. It's sort of a primative version of Pitch to midi. You open up one instance of it on the audio track you wish to convert. Then you use it as an output on the midi track you wish to record to. It's mainly used to beef up a drum part.
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dim. 28 avril 2002, 23:39
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Before changing your name for DUY, TC, BIAS or another one, why don't we write to Emagic and MOTU… ? And before that, They don't want to help you, does that mean you need some develloper support and they don't want to ? Could you be a bit clearer upon that. Also, OMS fine… buggy 68K stuff, condemned (when midi in X will work)… It'd be better if we could make things move a bit at MOTU and Emagic Stand Up! Music makers, knights of the macintosh !  ps : Djorje and Invect… Don't you think you're OT ? You'd better think so
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lun. 29 avril 2002, 00:23
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MR. LEPETITMARTIEN, what do you mean with OT?
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lun. 29 avril 2002, 01:09
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OT = OFF TOPIC The topic is on peculiar plug in, nothing else, capice?  And now i'm here to spank the bad boys.
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sam. 4 mai 2002, 01:36
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Doesn't seem to work in Nuendo, which is strange, it's supposed to have very similar midi structure.
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jeu. 9 mai 2002, 22:21
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I wrote Emagic in German about this topic and they told me that a future update of Logic 5.0 shall be fully VST 2.0 compatible. We`ll see (or not)... Hopefully: Peter
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jeu. 6 juin 2002, 22:46
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i'm giving your plugin a try in nuendo, but having some troubles. I thought it would work without a hitch since cubase and nuendo are so closely related, but i can't figure out where to assign the track to send the midi out to.
i can see the app converting the audio to midi notes, so i know it's working there, it's just routing that information to make it useful that i can't make work.
Any advice? the answer is likely staring me in the face, but i noticed someone else post about the plug not being happy with nuendo so...
if this works though (especially once the OS X nuendo is done!) you'll have my registration in seconds.
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ven. 12 juil. 2002, 16:30
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Now I am posting my question in this older thread, as request of the webmaster, so you will see the question twice...
I'm using Cubase Vst/32 on a Mac and am trying to use the Pitch to Midi plug demo, by Polyfractus. I figure I am missing the obviously. I bet it is very simple..... Here are the directions.... "Insert the PI2M plug on the audio track to convert. Set up option (FFT size, window size...) Select MIDI track to play or record. Start playing..." Ok, so I inserted the plug on a audio insert (not an effects send). It seems to work, I can see it converting the data. BUT, how do I select a midi track? Well, I know how to do that, duh, but how do I get it to relate ot the plug which is on an audio track?
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jeu. 2 nov. 2006, 02:10
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well it's been a few years, and I still haven't found a simple pitch to midi solution for the Mac under OSX.
Has anyone found anything for this? Ideally as a VST plugin? I see a ton of stuff on the PC but nothing on the Mac.
Any info is appreciated, thanks
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lun. 6 nov. 2006, 01:06
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QUOTE (azusa @ Fri 3 Nov 2006, 23:42)  You can find "WIDI Audio to MIDI plugin" in the software section. I've tested it and worked well for monopolic line.
If you used DP 4.6 and above, there's feature for this which works great. Logic also has this function built-in. Open the sample editor for the audio region you want to convert, go to the [Factory] menu and select [Audio to Score]. Works okay for clear-cut monophonic material but doesn't do polyphonic stuff too well. Melodyne is another, rather pricey option for this kind of thing, but I've yet to find a plug-in that does it, or at least one that does it for free. Haven't tried WIDI, it is quite affordable but is a VST-only plug.
Ce message a été modifié par kwasi - lun. 6 nov. 2006, 01:12.
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