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I seem to recall there was something. I know MIDI AX by Dr T has a screen 
where you can program your own CC sysex mapping stuff....and may be just 
what you want. But there may be an easier app too. MIDI AX is on my site BTW

Tim

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>From: Boris Franck <boris_franck@...>
>Reply-To: atari-midi-archives@yahoogroups.com
>To: atari-midi-archives@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: [atari-midi-archives] Midi event processor???
>Date: Wed, 3 May 2006 05:14:35 -0700 (PDT)
>
>Hello,
>
>   Does anyone knows of a simple realtime midi event processor for the 
>Atari st? By simple i dont particularly mean easy, i just want to point the 
>difference with sequencing or algorythmic functions (that i don't need).
>
>   In my dreams, i imagine something like the "Midi Event Processor" 
>hardware from Midi Solutions, with maybe more flexibility: you should be 
>able to define several "event translations" functions like changing a 
>particular CC to a defined Sysex, or Note to Program Changes, or Sysex to 
>anything other... It should also be able to calculate events with 
>Increment/decrement functions (eg, it sends a program change incremented by 
>one each time i push the same button on my controller), and also define 
>maximum and minimum values in In & Out. Plus some mathematic functions...
>
>   The best would be a software like "Building Blocks" for PC (its a 
>modular environment -looks a bit like Audiomulch or Reaktor- that only 
>processes Midi information), but for the Atari. And mor stable, as BB 
>isn't...
>
>   I already asked this question here some times ago, was redirected to 
>huge lists of software, but wasn't lucky enough to find something close to 
>my expectations... Maybe such a software doesnt exist for the ST?
>
>   Well, i want it so much that i should be able to try to program it 
>myself, though i only have very poor knowledge in programming... Does 
>anyone more experimented could tell me if it's only possible, if it's hard, 
>what programming langage i should use, and where i should look for needed 
>tools and documentation? Basically, it should just analyse incoming midi 
>strings and datas & replace the strings by an (user definable) different 
>string and process the datas with several functions (incr/decr, +, -, /, *, 
>...)
>
>   Of course, if an already existing soft does the job (even if it has 
>other functions i don't need), i would be happy to bypass the programming 
>learning ;)
>
>   Any idea?
>
>
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