Midi Input Filter
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<a href=http://www.bome.com/midi/translator/>Bome's Midi Translator</a> should do the trick
if you translate to nothing the event should be filtered
cheers, tom
if you translate to nothing the event should be filtered
cheers, tom
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Hi, if you must use live & are completely stuck for options you could take a quick look at synthedit, as It's most certainly possible to make a midi filter device as a VST plugin with it. Although, it may take you some time to get started with synthedit depending on whether you've tried it before or not. There is a 3rd party midi module for Synthedit called 'Midi Munger' by David Haupt which may well provide the capabilities you're after.
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grab the midimunger, and learn how to use it. it can do everything, regarding midi.
grab the midimunger, and learn how to use it. it can do everything, regarding midi.

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I'd try his midi filter first. >>
<a href="http://www.asseca.com/nicfit/midifilter ... er.html</a>
If the download doesn't have specific extraction instructions, yes you would just move or copy the dll file to your VST plugins folder. You could make a new folder in your effects or instruments folder (depending whether the midi filter is VST or VSTi) & call the new folder 'midi'. Then just put a load of those handy midi tools including the midi filter in that folder.
When you next open your VST host (AbLive) the new midi sub-directory & midi tools will be available as either an insert effect plug-in or instrument plug-in (depnding on how you've set it up)
cheers,
Shroomz
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<a href="http://www.asseca.com/nicfit/midifilter ... er.html</a>
If the download doesn't have specific extraction instructions, yes you would just move or copy the dll file to your VST plugins folder. You could make a new folder in your effects or instruments folder (depending whether the midi filter is VST or VSTi) & call the new folder 'midi'. Then just put a load of those handy midi tools including the midi filter in that folder.
When you next open your VST host (AbLive) the new midi sub-directory & midi tools will be available as either an insert effect plug-in or instrument plug-in (depnding on how you've set it up)
cheers,
Shroomz
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imho you're wrong about that, Peter.
What you're after is effectively a bit-logic function that could be done (for example) with a few lines of code on an 8 bit homecomputer from the C64 era.
Both SFP and the Synth edit extension fail miserably on such a simple subject.
They are high level tools with no access to that level of (effective) processing.
Not that I want to diss it, but an installation of 9 mbyte of I-dunno-what to filter 4 bits from a datastream is rather strange.
And midi isn't the most brilliant part of SFP either - all requests to people with the SDK that I read about ended rather clumpsy, if at all...
Why waste DSP resources on such a stupid operation
cheers, tom
What you're after is effectively a bit-logic function that could be done (for example) with a few lines of code on an 8 bit homecomputer from the C64 era.
Both SFP and the Synth edit extension fail miserably on such a simple subject.
They are high level tools with no access to that level of (effective) processing.
Not that I want to diss it, but an installation of 9 mbyte of I-dunno-what to filter 4 bits from a datastream is rather strange.
And midi isn't the most brilliant part of SFP either - all requests to people with the SDK that I read about ended rather clumpsy, if at all...
Why waste DSP resources on such a stupid operation

cheers, tom