Gabriel M. Beddingfield wrote: >> also be used to control midi-controllers >> (for example moving the faders of a control interface). This would >> complete my efforts to make hydrogen work hand in hand >> with midi control interfaces. >> > > Hmmm... I hadn't thought of this. > > I guess what I was getting at was this: Does the world need H2 to have a > kick-ass sampler, or should we drop the sampler and join forces with > another project (LinuxSampler, Specimen, etc.). Personally, I'm starting > to think that the answer is: "Yes, the world needs H2 to have a kick-ass > sampler." > > I thought about the midi-out last night and came to the conclusion that it can be done without much work, if it is intended to create feedback data for external controllers. A basic (alsa) midi output class is somewhere on my disk, so it might be just writing a wrapper around it to make it easier to implement other drivers. I'll see... > What did you think about the idea of steering H2 toward Ableton Live > functionality To be honest: I have no idea how Ableton Live works and what it is :) What is the "loop-based" approach of Ableton Live? I should try a demo version next week.. -Sebastian
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