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Check out the Midi Solutions mapper and other products. http://www.midisolutions.com/products.htm Alternatively, the Nord MicroModular can process notes and velocity (or midi cc) to affect a wide range of synth parameters or effects, which can be applied to the incoming audio. Just about anything you can imagine except reverb & delay. http://www.clavia.se/modular.htm John Tidwell wrote: > Hey, me too! I have a Roland GI-10 that puts out midi > notes &, I assume, midi velocity info. None of my > multi-fx gear responds to these type messages. Is > there a midi mapper that would convert both notes & > velocity into midi cc (at the same time)? > > John > > --- Jimmy Fowler <jimfowler@prodigy.net> wrote: > > > > pardon my ignorance, but how exactly would i go > > about configuring the > > aforementioned setup? what units specifically, etc. > > > > jim > > > > > > "One way to avoid tracking problems with MIDI guitar > > is to use your true > > guitar sound as the source "waveform", fed into an > > effects processor that > > takes MIDI continuous controller messages or a synth > > with audio input (e.g. > > MIDI note number controls LFO speed, MIDI velocity > > controls delay time... or > > MIDI note number controls chorus width and MIDI > > velocity controls synth > > envelope parameters... or... you get the idea). > > Result: NO tracking > > problems because that's your real guitar sound > > you're hearing, processed by > > synth or effects unit." > > > ===== > John Tidwell