Audio effects with midi input

However, i can't figure out how to give it the midi note.

If I understand your question, and thats a BIG if!!!! You need to convert the audio to MIDI.
Audio snap or V-Vocal can do this. I would use Audio snap
 
What effect are you applying.
My Digitech Voclaist VR does sometihng like your saying. If I understand what your saying, and like I said, thats a big if!!
Cj

Ill ask again, What effect are you applying? Not naming the effect isnt going to get you an answer. Each effect has different ways of doing things. Maybe someone has used this effect before and not saying the name will only hurt you

Is it an effect that can turn audio into midi??

If it takes in a midi and audio input, then you need a midi and audio input. Your missing the midi input. 
Audio is not midi, Midi is data, not audio, so your missing an midi input. Try inserting a midi track with some midi data on that track or read its user manual

I did a search for that plugin and didn't find anything. Why dont you read the documentation that came with your plugin to see how it works. Plugins come with a pdf file in most cases or go to its web site for the manual
Cj

I just can't get the midi data to go to the effect that's in the effect bin of the audio track

Try routing your midi track to the audio track. That is the only way to send midi data to an audio track, just route it to it. If you tried that, then see below.
 
Maybe the plugin doesnt work the way you think it does. Maybe it doesn't work. Its hard to say when you have no papers and documentation for the plugin.
Most plugins come with a pdf file. I dunno why your doesn't. But you should go to the manufacture of the plugin
 

I use Sugar Bytes Artillery which is a VST audio effect which can make use MIDI input to control it. It may not be exactly the same as what you're trying to achieve, but I suppose it might offer some clues:
1. Configure the VST effect (in my case Artillery) as a soft synth via the plug in manager (Plug In Properties -> Configure as Synth).
2. Insert a VST instrument track (eg. Dimension Pro).
3. Add the effect (Artillery) to the instrument tracks effects bin. Note the effect will be listed under Soft Synths, not Audio FX, because of what you did in step 1.
4. Insert a midi track and change its output to the effect you added in step 3 (Artillery).
5. You can now control the effect via MIDI using the MIDI track created in step 4.
I hope that's of some help rather than confusing the issue!

aloha

yes I had assumed that I could control most
any mechanical or virtual effect via midi
including adjusting the lights on my midi desk  : )

i wanna transform that sucker ............
i want the midi to wear the audio like a coat
and/or a sock puppet with my hands on the controls
make him dance

i saw a demo about treating audio like you treat midi
by Peter Neubaker

http://www.sonicstate.com/news/shownews.cfm?newsid=6281
 
but thats just isolating the tone and putzing around with it in time and pitch
magically,  i might add,  but i wanna control it after i isolate it play it
 
 
(i just went and watched this video  again...........wow
does everybody else here know about this all ready?
and I'm just late to the party?)

hmmmm
one way to do it is........yeah its a sampler, i see,  now that im typing this
(thought is a wonderful thing)
but it's more than just a sampler i'm describing
isn't it?
maybe not, just control the sample via midi sequencer out of SONAR
ok         cool

found an/my answer

did the other guy get his answer?


miau

aloha

gato

It the same with Antares Auto tune they all will respond to a midi note that will correct or just plain morph a note into that midi note.
We used to use the digitech vocalist and it would create real time 3 part harmony's from midi. It was a track within the sequence played back. If you realy cheated you could lower the volume of your real voice and let the machine sing in key , can you say cheeze!!

Using vocal Turd polishers , even hi end , never removes the corn blobs...