Showing posts with label Updates. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Updates. Show all posts

Thursday, February 28, 2013

Update to Akai MPK mini Remote Codec

(image sourced from http://www.akaipro.com/mpkmini)
SCF kindly informed me that the Sustain button stops working after loading my Akai MPK mini Remote codec. I have confirmed this bug and fixed it in the latest version - 0.0.3.

If you've arrived here looking for the codec, head over here and read all about it.

If you're already using a previous version of the codec, you don't have to upgrade unless you want the Sustain button to be usable. If you do upgrade, please read the updated post carefully, as you will also need to re-upload the controller's Preset.

Thursday, May 14, 2009

Update - Noise Gate

A quick and minor update to my Noise Gate.

I've added a Side Channel Monitor button, that allows you to switch off the main audio input and listen directly to the Side Channel input. This may be useful for setting the level of your gate triggering signal.

Version 11:
The updated Combi patch is here.
The updated Calibration RNS file is here.

Monday, April 27, 2009

Update - CV Monitor Tool

A quick update to the CV Monitor Tool.

presiato posted an improvement that allows the four Rotary inputs to be used for bipolar CV signals, rather than the unpleasant truncation that occurred in version 0.0.3.

His original post is here (if you have access to the forum). Many thanks for the improvement!

I have posted the improved CV Monitor Combi patch here:

CV Monitor Tool 0.0.4

Note that the display range is set from 1 to 2000 - this is because a direct mapping between a bipolar CV value and the DDL numeric display does not seem possible. You can get pretty close, but it's often out by 1 or 2. To ensure that this inaccuracy does not confuse anyone, I deliberately extended the range to approximately 1000 in either direction. Feel free to consider this +/- 100.0% if you like. Note that the mid-point is now 992 (for a CV value of zero). I realise this isn't ideal, but it's due to inaccuracies generated by rounding within Reason.

If you can improve it, please let me know!