Re: OT: audio to midi converter

[Glenn <glenn234@pacbell.net>]

you're probably so much more than on top of this already, but FWIW using a compressor/limiter/gate before the device, and tweaking around with it until it's maximized, made a huge difference on how well a now long gone fairlight voicetracker worked with guitar, voice, etc to midi. That was only mono,but pretty sure this would help any pitch to midi conversion process.

 

glenn
jayrope <jrploopers@kliklak.net> wrote:

> hello all,
>
> i am trying to find an audio to midi hardware convertor for a guitar, which
> is tuned down almost into the bass range (starting at F1 - highest notes
> around F5)
> for this project
> http://txp.kliklak.net/artist/scenic-panner
> which has music controlling a panning image display.
>
> we currently use midingsolo, linux based software audio 2
>  midi
> ttp://home.gna.org/midingsolo/
> but there's loads of issues in correct pitch recognition, not to speak of
> something like a polyphone version of this.
>
> can anyone recommend stanalone units or other softwares, preferrably for the
> linux or window platform.
>
> muchas gracias!
> jayrope
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