This midi machine contains a harder midi noise gate and a retrigger-blocker.
Those 2 function can help greatly to create cleaner midi if you specifically need that.
-Startgate: Only notes with velocity higher than this will start.
-MinimalRetrigger_ms: the minimal number of milliseconds for a note to be able to retrigger.
this script has basically all fixes possible at the script level (there are impossibles ones I’ve tried, believe me…)
With 1 exception: if you play piano like intstruments and suffer from the “when I release a fretted note with the fret finger first, a note half step down sounds” problem.
For that problem you can:
a) release the note closer to the fret, to make the release note the same as the fretted note.
b) train to mute the string with your opicking hand, before release.
c) tune your guitar 20-25 cents higher ( this will not be accurate for bends ofcourse )
d) maybe I (or someone else) come(s) up with a script for that someday, it should theoretically be possible.
I dont know what you mean exactly… the startgate is allready independent from the retrigger blocker. Once a note is started, the retrigger blocker is on its guard.
Paul thanks for this. I’m wondering if midi scripts like this are active when MG2 is being used as a plug in within a DAW? I understand from a reply below it needs to be installed in the standalone version but does it persist after that when used as a plug in?
Hi David!
Yes, the lua scrips functions you add to the MIDI Guitar software in standalone mode will appear also in plugin mode (in the MIDI Machines/MIDI Fx slot). But you can add it to the plugin version as well if I am not completely mistaken. Here is how I do it: