[Csnd] Re: different pitches during a live-midi performance
| Date | 2009-07-02 17:59 |
| From | "Art Hunkins" |
| Subject | [Csnd] Re: different pitches during a live-midi performance |
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Yes, certainly. But tell us more what you have in
mind.
I assume your keyboard would be a MIDI controller,
correct?
An obvious choice would be a MIDI foot controller
input through the keyboard, or a MIDI footswitch in conjunction with a foot
controller or a portamento pedal.
If you need specific pitches from the pedal(s) -
even from a standalone portamento pedal, Csound could "round" the pedal to the
nearest pitch, or indeed add a rounded percentage to the current keyboard
pitch.
There are many possibilities.
Art Hunkins
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| Date | 2009-07-03 08:22 |
| From | Stefan Thomas |
| Subject | [Csnd] Re: Re: different pitches during a live-midi performance |
| Attachments | 17tetpiano.csd 17tet.cps |
| Dear Art, thanks for Your answer. I have attached a small example to this mail. I use there a scale with 17 pitches per octave but (as You all know)I do have only 12 pitches per octave on the keyboard. I would like to allocate the black key two pitches and I would like to change this with the pressure of the una-corda-pedal (the left pedal). While pressing the left pedal down, I would like to get a lower pitch, in the other case, the higher pitch. But I have no idea, how to do it with csound. So, I really need Your help! At least I hope, that my idea of negotiating the limitation of 12 pitches per octave in this way will be interesting for other musicians to. Thanks Stefan : 2009/7/2 Art Hunkins <abhunkin@uncg.edu>
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