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Updated: 03/10/25
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Synthatron Effects Synthesizer

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Designed for use with standard electric guitar it can be utilized with practically any form of audio source input.
The audio is first processed through a pitch extractor then converted to a midi mono signal. This allows a standard 'audio stream' to be used to control midi effects. Conversion can cause significant latency. Use of ASIO latency reduction software such as ASIO4ALL is advised.

Synthatron Download Link:
https://www.inventorefx.com/_ifxfstone/synthatron.zip

'Custom Designed' SFZs
Download Link:
https://www.inventorefx.com/_ifxfstone/pwesfzs.zip

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Synthatron utilizes SFZ soundfonts for the SFZ1 VCA/VCF sampler (near top left). It may be necessary to 'load' an instrument soundfont at startup. Open/Load a soundfont fron the "pwemidisfzs" folder included in the zip file. Instrument soundfonts are in the main folder with ".sfz" file extension name.
Example: "1 Grand Piano F4.sfz"


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wow-
the code in the asdf and evaluator looks intense
did you write it?

I'll be back with comments after testing

what sort of copyright are we bound by with your creation?

guitar pitch to midi is my favourite dsp problem

edit- hey this sounds really good,
harmonics are barely reproduced
it has so many sound shapers!-- I am more interested in the pitch-detecting core though.
it tracks the whole 40-88 range

nix wrote:I am more interested in the pitch-detecting core though.

That looks like an old schematic of mine. There must be a more optimized version somewhere.
The MIDI conversion has lots of jitter beause it uses green along the way. Back then there was no other way to trigger MIDI events from a stream - today we have Ruby and the Mono-to-frame prim. With these, it should be possible to trigger MIDI from stream without jitter.

what do you think about polyphony Martin?
would it be possible to divide/range it into strings and use 6 detectors to create poly?
2 lots of 3 strings could be packed
awesome work nonetheless,
I think for my use case -polyphony is necessary though
In practice, I always accidentally end up playing more than one note

what would be a general description of the pitch detection method?
-perhaps if you would like to define the technique?

thanks guys!8D

The pitch extractor is from a schematic in the synthmaker bundle "5575_GuitarSynth.fsm" … I believe it is Martin's. It was the best I could find. The inclusion of sfz sampler adds significant chatter. I would much prefer a ruby code mono to midi pitch trigger if someone knows of an improvement. Please simply post the script in a reply for assembly and test.
For audio I am using Yamaha AG03 with Steinberg ASIO channeled through Voicemeeter ... latency: 5-10ms ...

here's my attempt at the polyphonic guitar synth==>
viewtopic.php?f=3&t=3934
please, any comment 8D

so, Martin- we can divide this into strings?
PWE- please take it for a spin

cheers!

What is the point of converting audio to midi and midi back to audio ?
Is that complication needed for something important ?
I will have to download it and try it but I still don't get what are you trying to do with it.
Basically... What is it good for ?
LOL

DSP-Robotron wrote:What is the point of converting audio to midi and midi back to audio ?

I think once you have audio converted to MIDI, you can use it with many synths, romplers, etc. out there.

Basically, you guys want to use the guitar as a midi controller. That's nice. I think Roland has some guitar synth too. Is he trying to recreate that Roland guitar to midi synth ? And how exactly is he converting the midi back to audio or what for ? Maybe he means that he uses the guitar midi to trigger samples or synths or oscillators. I don't think he's talking about direct conversion. Why not use voice to midi ? Just sing something in a mic and have it converted to midi.

When set to internal control mode is not allowing me to set the Asio Ouput and buffer size. I can select the midi input as PC Keyboard and the midi output as the Microsoft GS Wavetable Synth but when I try to set the Asio output it's not showing me any settings at all. Any ideas ?