[sdiy] Anyone know of a device that does no-added-delay MIDI filtering?

[Bob Weigel]

Hehe...ummm.... I think rather than rewriting the code and making my own 
firmware for several machines this *might* be a better solution.  I'm 
sure probably I could just buffer and I wouldn't even notice the ms of 
delay.  But it was just a fun thought for those who are really into 
having precision timing on those macines. ..

The firmware is what's 'broken' basically.  Some Early MIDI machines 
were made to run in Omni mode only.  The LATEST prophet 600 firmware 
supports midi channel and omni off at least.  But ...you have to reset 
it every time you boot it.  It doesn't remember.  Same with six-trak.  
DK600 has no version I'm aware of that even supports omni off. -Bob

wayfar wrote:

> How about fixing your broken synths, or modding them to respond to 
> individual midi channel data :P , :) :)):):)
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> Wasn't that the *original* problem :)/
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> Samppa Tolvanen wrote:
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>> On 3/5/06, Bob Weigel <sounddoctorin at imt.net> wrote:
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>>> *SOME* older synths don't even bother responding to MIDI notes below a
>>> certain level ok?  So...let you minds think on that for a moment...
>>> I'll bet somebody will get it now :-) There is one other trick that
>>> would have to be implemented to make it a useful solution. -Bob
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>> I don't get it? Please explain it to me and the public so We can get it?
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>> Midi channelizer, that outputs to multiple midiports with certain 
>> rules? Cool!
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>> Get a midi interface with multiple ports and the problem is gone?
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>> Samppa
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