Blocking #CC codes

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RedSkyRoad
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2011/06/16 04:31:27 (permalink)

Blocking #CC codes

Hi,

Is there a way to block only ONE #CC code that comes from my hardware?  I want to block #CC 123 (All notes off)..

Thanx
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    RJN
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    Re:Blocking #CC codes 2011/06/16 06:40:50 (permalink)
    That would be using MIDINotchFilter, available here in a package of other useful tools. But, for an "All notes off message" I would try to fix this with a setting at the hardware source end (otherwise, you have to add filters to tracks all of the time).


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    RedSkyRoad
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    Re:Blocking #CC codes 2011/06/17 16:59:13 (permalink)
    Thanx for the link...

    I am going to get rid of my aging hardware synth month end - it's just a work around till then :)
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    Re:Blocking #CC codes 2011/06/17 17:17:58 (permalink)
    I block CC123 from my Roland RD-300s using SONAR's own MIDI Event Filter FX. But I have to say it occasionally gets confused, and messes up Note event echoing in real-time. I might have to check out the NotchFilter.

    EDIT: It appears that like other 3rd-party MIDI FX I've tried, these can only be used in an x86 environment.
    post edited by brundlefly - 2011/06/17 17:37:18

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    RedSkyRoad
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    Re:Blocking #CC codes 2011/06/17 17:37:24 (permalink)
    I cant get SONAR to find these plugins... Where must I put them? Tried in all the obvious places...
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    Re:Blocking #CC codes 2011/06/17 17:46:38 (permalink)
    The problem is you have to register them with Windows, using regsvr32.exe, but you'll only be able to do this successfully if you're still on 32-bit Windows.

    Assuming you're on x64 like me, you'll have to use Cakewalk's MIDI Event Filter. It's got some GUI bugs that make setup a little challenging. Here's the drill:

    http://forum.cakewalk.com/fb.ashx?m=2089027

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    Re:Blocking #CC codes 2011/06/17 17:49:41 (permalink)
    Currently I use Cakewalk's filter as well but I can only get rid of #123 by filtering off 123 and above... I'm not sure what gets filtered off from 124+, though...
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