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Process MIDI data?
Re: Process MIDI data?
oddson wrote:...While [green solutions] can be easy to understand when simple they can get pretty messy once you start including complex behaviour.
Not to say you can't build them in a way that they can be deciphered.
This one can filter by channel, map linearly between floor and ceiling (min and max) limit or just clamp to limits.
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- linearVelocityMapper.fsm
- clamp velocity to limits or map linearly to limits
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Re: Process MIDI data?
While you're right, I just wanted to encourage people to give your green solution a chance. Ruby is more of an advanced topic and involves knowledge of traditional programming. So I recommend trying to find green solutions first, if the people are just starting out.
In fact, I still see green as the foundation, with Ruby as an extension or addition for very special cases.
In fact, I still see green as the foundation, with Ruby as an extension or addition for very special cases.
"There lies the dog buried" (German saying translated literally)
Re: Process MIDI data?
tulamide wrote:While you're right, I just wanted to encourage people to give your green solution a chance. Ruby is more of an advanced topic and involves knowledge of traditional programming. So I recommend trying to find green solutions first, if the people are just starting out.
In fact, I still see green as the foundation, with Ruby as an extension or addition for very special cases.
Actually I find Ruby more easy than the green, but I might be a bit biased by my job as web developer
