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MIDI-OX User Forum    MIDI-OX    Questions and Discussion (Moderator: Jamie OConnell)    What is MidiOX? « Previous topic | Next topic » Pages: 1  Reply Notify of replies Send Topic Print    Author  Topic: What is MidiOX?  (Read 1051 times) angelo_maci New Member MIDI-OX Rules!     Posts: 2 What is MidiOX? « on: Nov 23rd, 2005, 4:06pm » Quote Modify Hi I'm a good programmer and a music&midi enthusiast! I'm looking for something that allows me to "put hand" on midi. I think MIDIOX can be what I'm looking for. But I don't know what it is and I have an old installer so I can't open it. Is it possible with MIDIOX to write a midi plugin for SONAR or PROJECT5? I would like this midi plug in: -the plug in listens to midi channel and read chords from it -the plug in listens to track or pattern and substitutes notes like a style-arranger keyboard example -the track is performing midi guitar strumming in C key -the plugin reads chords from midi channel, the chord being Fm -I hear Fm strumming guitar thanks in advance   IP Logged Peter L Jones Expert Hit it     Gender: Posts: 978 Re: What is MidiOX? « Reply #1 on: Nov 24th, 2005, 1:45pm » Quote Modify MIDI OX is a standalone application and a library.  The standalone application opens one or more MIDI Input ports and reads MIDI messages.  It can then perform actions based on the content of the messages, including writing them to an open MIDI Output port.   The library provides a (?COM) interface to the functions, usable from e.g. VBS.   MIDI Data doesn't contain any concept of "chords".  You would have to interpret the incoming stream of MIDI messages to determine whether a chord was being played or not.   It sounds like you should be looking into Steinberg's MFX (MIDI Effects) technology, based on the VST standard plugin protocol.  I don't know if Cakewalk's VST support is adequate for MFX, though.  Maybe there's a DirectX equivalent?   You might also like to look at KeyKit, a very powerful MIDI programming language. « Last Edit: Nov 24th, 2005, 1:46pm by Peter L Jones » IP Logged "...Playing fast around the drums is one thing. But to play with people for others, to listen to, that's something else. That's a whole other world." -- Tony Williams angelo_maci New Member MIDI-OX Rules!     Posts: 2 Re: What is MidiOX? « Reply #2 on: Nov 25th, 2005, 3:24am » Quote Modify Thanks very much! IP Logged Pages: 1  Reply Notify of replies Send Topic Print Forum Jump: ----------------------------- Official -----------------------------  - Announcements ----------------------------- MIDI-OX -----------------------------=> Questions and Discussion   - Mapping Questions   - Scripting Questions   - Installer Issues   - Wish List   - MIDI-OX Bug List   - MIDI-OX Beta Bugs   - Map Exchange ----------------------------- MIDI Yoke -----------------------------  - MIDI Yoke 98   - MIDI Yoke NT   - MIDI Yoke Installer Issues   - MIDI Yoke Bug Reports ----------------------------- HP16C Emulator -----------------------------  - HP16C Questions and Discussion   - HP16C Programs   - HP16C Bug Reports ----------------------------- General -----------------------------  - General Board   - 3rd Party   - Web-site Issues   - Desktop Icon Save and Restore « Previous topic | Next topic »

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