TransMIDIfier

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TransMIDIfier provides convenient MIDI routing and virtual instrument patch switching and customization for the working musician. TransMIDIfier works by functioning as a 'middle man' between the sequencer and the sample player. TransMIDIfier reinterprets the incoming MIDI data in powerful ways before passing it along to the sample player.

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Key Features

• Switch among instrument patches from a single MIDI track via keyswitches or program changes, regardless of sample player.
• Selectively combine multiple, arbitrary instrument patches from different manufacturers to create powerful new sounds.
• Apply transformations to MIDI data to customize instrument behavior and performance.

TransMIDIfier Introduction Video (on YouTube)

Downloads

Version 2.0.1 - October 20, 2013:https://downkfile127.weebly.com/anura-mac-os.html.

• Windows (8, 7 and XP, 32- and 64-bit): TransMIDIfier_2.0.1_Setup.exe
  
• Mac OS X Mountain Lion (10.8+):TransMIDIfier_2.0.1.zip
• Mac OS X Snow Leopard, Lion (10.6.8, 10.7.x):TransMIDIfier_2.0.1_SL.zip
  Release Archive

New in Version 2.0.1:

• Fixed bug causing improper saving & loading in Note Filter transform.

New in Version 2.0:

New Features

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• Output activation method is now done on the input side.
• Outputs can be activated by controllers in addition to note on messages (keyswitches) and program changes.
• Outputs can be activated via value 'ranges' instead of specific values.
• Patch delay can now be randomized up to a certain number of milliseconds. Click on the little 'clock' icon to the left of the delay time entry box to toggle between constant and random delay time. When in random mode, the MIDI messages will be delayed randomly from 0 to the specified time in milliseconds. This feature can lend a great deal of 'humanization' to quantized parts.
• Inputs and patches can now have their MIDI input/output set to '(none)', to effectively make the input/patch inactive.
• Previously a specific MIDI channel was required in all MIDI port/channel selectors. Now 'Any' MIDI channel can be selected in inputs and patches.
• Ability to 'merge' outputs. Patches from one input can be added to another according to output activation method or naming.
• Color coding! Inputs, outputs and patches can all have a 'color label' specified via the right-click context menu. The chosen color appears along the left edge of the object's panel. The color values and their descriptive names can be customized in the preferences dialog. (Quick tip: the left edge of the input, output and patch panels have a special right-click context menu that's only for the color label)
• The lowest note on 88-key MIDI keyboard (MIDI note number 21) activates the input that receives it. This is very handy to be able to see the available outputs without having to look around for the input being fed by the record armed MIDI track. In the future this 'special event that activates an input' will be customizable.
• Many new keyboard shortcuts and much more extensive support for modifier keys. Two examples: Shift+
• More extensive support for copying, duplicating and adding inputs/outputs/patches (via right-click context menu).
• More extensive 'What's This?' support for UI elements. (press Ctrl+F1 or go to Help -> What's This? and then click on something to find out about it)
• New 'Note' transforms: Velocity Variation, Ignore All Notes
• New 'Control' transform: Ignore All Controllers
• New 'Aftertouch' transforms: Channel Aftertouch To CC, Ignore Channel Aftertouch
• 'Copy Output Descriptions' option in input right-click context menu places a textual description of that input's outputs (names, activation values/ranges) into the system clipboard. This can be used to easily notate the available outputs in a DAW track note area.
• Transpose transform now has an 'octaves' entry.
• Multiple transform editors can now be open at once, and the locations of the editors are preserved. Close all transform editors at once by shift+clicking on one of the close buttons.
• New 'Check For Updates..' menu item checks server to see if a TransMIDIfier update is available (Internet connection required).
• New progress dialog shows progress of file open and save operations.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed intermittent crash when opening setup files while MIDI is being processed.
• Fixed crash when attempting to reorder patches on Mac OS X.
• Fixed intermittent crash when renaming outputs or patches on Mac OS X.
• Lots of other little bug fixes.

Installation Instructions

• Windows: Save the .exe file, then double-click to run the installer.
• Mac: Save the .zip file, then unzip and place TransMIDIfier.app in your Applications folder. Double click TransMIDIfier.app to run, keep in dock if you desire.

Donate

TransMIDIfier is provided free of charge, yet everything from writing and testing the code to hosting the releases on this web server costs money. If you've found TransMIDIfier to be a useful tool in your musical arsenal, please consider making a donation, via PayPal using the link below, in whatever amount you deem commensurate with the value it provides. Your support is much appreciated!

System Requirements

• Windows: Windows XP or later, 32- or 64-bit. At least one MIDI input and output device. A 'virtual MIDI cable' solution will also be required for the most common use cases. loopMIDI is a great one.
• Mac: Mac OS X 10.6.8 (Snow Leopard) or later. At least one MIDI input and output device. One or more IAC Driver ports will also be required for the most common uses cases.

Documentation

• Setting up TransMIDIfier w/ Cubase and Vienna Ensemble Pro (forum post on VI-Control.net)
• Using TransMIDIfier with Logic Pro (tutorial screen cast on YouTube)
• Setting up TransMIDIfier in Logic Pro (article on voxcaliber.com)

License Agreement

TransMIDIfier is provided for your personal use, free of charge. The software is provided as-is, with no warranty implied or otherwise. Use at your own risk. Be Wary Software shall not be held responsible for any use, misuse, abuse, damage, or neglect caused by you or TransMIDIfier to yourself, your computer, your studio, your equipment, your friends, family, or pets. By downloading, installing, and using this software, you are agreeing to these terms. Enjoy.

Support

Found a bug? Got a feature request? Please email support@bewaryprods.com with as much detail about the issue and your system specifications, sequencer/digital audio workstation, samplers used, etc. Thanks!

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Last updated: Jan 8, 2014

Linux

OS

Ubuntu 16.10 (64bit), Steam OS 2.0

Processor

Intel Core i3-4130, AMD FX-6300 3.5 GHz

RAM

4GB

Hard Disk

29GB

Graphics

1GB Nvidia GTX 650ti or better, 1GB AMD R9 270 or better

Input

Keyboard & Mouse

Mac

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The game is supported on the following graphics cards:

• All AMD graphics cards released from 2014 onwards
• All Nvidia cards with 2GB+ VRAM released from 2012 onwards
• (MacBookPro only) Intel Iris Graphics 540 & 550 cards released from 2016 onwards

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• All Nvidia cards with 1 GB VRAM released from 2012 onwards
• All Intel Iris and Iris Pro cards released from 2013 onwards apart from the 540 and 550 cards listed above.