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MIDIBounce is an automatic MIDI controller driver for MIDI events. It is compatible with any MIDI device with a 1- or 2-byte MIDI packet at a rate of at least 64 Hz.
Programmable keyboard controllers, such as those used in the Roland D-50 and Sequential 88, are supported.
MIDIBounce can also be used to drive external electronic musical instruments using the MIDI Standard protocol, such as the Korg Triton or Nord Electro-Three. Its LFOs are even capable of modulating the filter cutoff frequency of these instruments.
There are also internal mini-MIDI devices, such as the Korg MS-20, that can be used with MIDIBounce.
MIDIBounce uses the Zero-G/Zero-G II quadropole filter implementation written by Michael Graupe. This is the same filter as that used by the nord MIDI Mixer App, but in the case of the MIDIBounce the MIDI mix function is used to send MIDI messages back to the input device in order to dynamically control the filter curve. MIDI Mixing is, however, of little use for mid-range mixing effects or soloing, and is primarily intended as a convenient way to fade out the MPC.
MIDIBounce is available as free as freeware, except for the Live Programming System, which is for sale.
Important: MIDIBounce is known to work with the following systems:
Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8
Maximum tempo is 90 beats per minute
The LFO may not be edited outside of the program
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NOTE: MIDIBounce is unfortunately not compatible with:
Windows 95, 98, Me
Windows NT
Mac OS 9 and earlier (including OS X version 10.1 or earlier)
You cannot change the beat to pitch interval, and the beat to pitch interval cannot be a 12th note (quarter note, eighth note, sixteenth note, etc.)
You cannot use the LFO to modulate filter cutoff frequency of external instruments.
When you run your MIDI devices, the LFO does not allow changes in pitch (except for the limited MIDI Modulation capabilities of the filter).
When you run MIDIBounce, the LFO cannot be edited outside of the program (except for the limited MIDI Modulation capabilities of
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Simply put, it's a MIDI controller driver which lets you run classic-style drummers' mics, MIDI sequencers, amplifiers, sequencers, etc. of a given system on a MIDI device automatically. It's a bit like the classic "synth" function in a music editor.
A very quick explanation of how it works:
MIDIBounce uses open-source Linux modules to interface with the devices. It needs to be told which device, channel and controller numbers are to be used, as well as the MIDI value ranges. Given those parameters, it automatically configures the MIDI device and runs each MIDI sequencer and other MIDI system component on the device until MIDI data is sent, then configures and runs it again, and so forth. The number of executions can be controlled by the user via the "Sample Rate" entry in the settings dialog.
Since MIDI is a native format, the only real problem with using it is that software MIDI- or sequencer-based control can be non-standard and can't be used with MIDI-only control drivers. This problem cannot be resolved unless and until each MIDI sequencer and other MIDI system device declares its MIDI channel number and controller ID fields, and provides name standard.
MIDIBounce was designed to be an example of how a system could be controlled by a compact, easy to use, plug-and-play system without requiring long compile-and-install sessions.
What's New in MIDIBounce 0.5.4:
(for those curious about why MIDI data is sent to a device when it's paused)
If you send MIDI CC data to a device that's not busy, MIDI data is still sent to the controller. But if you pause MIDI data, MIDI will remain paused until you send MIDI CC data.
If you don't want MIDI data to continue to be sent to the controller when it's paused, then you can deselect the "Keep active data even when paused" option from the "Settings -> Audio" window.
Issues Fixed in MIDIBounce 0.5.4:
-- Fixed: crash if MIDI I/O was requested via main program thread on Windows
-- Fixed: crash if main program thread was not running on Windows
-- Fixed: MIDI data would occasionally be sent while paused, even on Windows
-- Fixed: missing line break after "End selection" and "Return to selection" on Windows
-- Fixed: crash on exit on Windows
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