Re: Non-realtime conversion

I've used this function in logic and vision for a long time and for my
purposes it is great, now i rarely use it on gtr so I'm not sure my
experience will be specifically helpful but your not getting much response
so i'll tell ya what I know.
I use it on voice for programming purposes, I like the function, it all
started with singing for me and voice is still one of my favorite
instruments so it allows me to do things i couldn't do on the gtr, keys or
bass

I think many/most of the major audio/midi "do it all" programs have this
feature, DP, logic etc if your going to get a full featured recording
platform that may well come with it so check that

I was curious and did a web keyword search on "convert audio to midi" and
there seems to be dozens of programs offering this function as a stand alone
so if your not into buying an expensive sw set it seems your options are
wide open

I've considered doing what your doing and i think it points in the direction
where midi gtr should go but since i don't really use the gtr for
programming I haven't been too motivated that way but i think your on a good
track and would appreciate it if you would share your results

theres an interview w/ john mcclaughlin(sp I can never remember) on the
emagic site, for a recent tour he dumped his rack and is just using his gtr
and a powerbook now there are NO details but its interesting

peace, steve



There are at least three programs mentioned previously on this list, I can't
remember
any of their names.  Anyone using a full version of one?

Joel C.


"kamanwatcher " wrote:

> I've searched the messages on this board looking for an answer, so I
> apologize if this has been answered elsewhere...
>
> I just picked-up an RMC Fanout Box for the purpose of recording each
> string to its own Pro Tools track.
>
> I would like to be able to use *either* a plug-in or stand-alone
> software (Mac or PC, doesn't matter) to -- after-the-fact -- convert
> these monophonic audio files to MIDI.
>
> In other words, I don't need real-time pitch-to-MIDI conversion. And,
> since each string is being recorded to its own track, obviously even
> chords played on the hexaphonic guitar will produce monophonic files;
> therefore, this isn't a challenge from a DSP point-of-view.
>
> I have asked Richard McClish of RMC Pickups for his recommendation on
> software to accomplish this task and he recommended that I ask the
> experts in this forum for their advice.
>
> Has anyone here done this before? Does anyone have suggestions about
> how this can be done, or what software package(s) already offer this
> functionality?
>
> Thanks in advance!
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